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What is it?
International Name - solidaginis herba+anserinae+equiseti Description Inflammation of the urinary tract is often referred to by people as bladder inflammation. Without treatment, bladder inflammation can indeed develop, and the infection can spread to the kidneys. Cystitis is rare in men; women aged 20 to 35 and after 50 often fall ill. What causes this and how can we protect ourselves from it? Weakened immune system: Chilling of the perineal area and lower extremities can quickly cause bladder inflammation. There is a so-called reflex reaction; for example, if the lower extremities get cold, the mucous membrane also cools down, blood circulation deteriorates, and a favorable environment is created for infection to enter. Self-infection: The most common bacterium causing bladder inflammation is E. coli, which resides in the rectum. It enters the urinary system from the anus and then easily moves upwards. The simplest and most effective way to protect yourself from infection is to practice daily hygiene measures. Sexual intercourse: In professional terms, it is called post-defloration or "honeymoon" cystitis. Women have a short urethra, so mechanical infection is easily caused. Transitional age: With the reduction in estrogen secretion, the mucous membrane dries out. As a result, the bladder can become infected more easily. In such situations, Solidagoren will help you. Solidagoren has a triple action in inflammatory diseases of the urinary system: anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, and pain relief during urination. Solidagoren contains plant extracts: goldenrod, goosefoot, and horsetail. Solidagoren flushes out the urinary tract, resulting in the expulsion of bacteria and sediment from the kidneys. Solidagoren - at the very first sensation of stinging and burning during urination!