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Bladder and Kidney Disorders Classic Home Hints for Relief
The kidneys and bladder are a part of the urinary system, which transports harmful waste products out of the body. For correct functioning, an awesome fluid consumption is critical, so drink masses of liquids to avoid bladder infections or kidney stones. BLADDER weakness and incontinence. Do you check where the toilets are at the mall when you get there? Or try to avoid sneezing or laughing because you are not sure you’ll stay dry? You’re probably suffering from bladder weakness or incontinence. Both men and women suffer from this embarrassing condition, but the physical stresses of childbirth and a decrease in estrogen at menopause make women three times more susceptible. Frequently, there’s a psychological component to a weak bladder, so stress reduction programs such as yoga or autogenic training may help. The problem isn’t new — even the ancient Egyptians developed remedies to deal with it. As a result, there are many time-tested solutions, including the following teas, that can help to strengthen bladder muscles.
- Linden flower, cornsilk, and horsetail are helpful for incontinence and can be combined to make tea. Drink three cups daily. Raspberry leaf tea is a very good treatment for bladder weakness that may be experienced during the late stages of pregnancy, as it helps to strengthen both the uterus and the bladder. Raspberry leaf is also…
