Bladder irritation can occur for a variety of reasons, including conditions such as overactive bladder, interstitial cystitis and bladder stones.
Certain foods and chemicals can potentially aggravate bladder irritation, provoking symptoms such as the need to urinate more frequently, difficulty holding your urine and/or pain when you empty your bladder.
For myself, I was beginning to get a burning sensation after I urinated. I knew, if I didn't figure out what was causing it, it would develop into a bladder infection and I didn't want that to happen.
The common cause for my bladder irritation in the past has been consuming alcoholic beverages. But since I hadn't been consuming that lately, I did some research and discovered that my bladder irritation was caused by drinking too many carbonated drinks. Now, I was really surprised in doing my research that chocolate and tea can also cause bladder irritation.
The cure was to stop drinking these carbonated drinks, at least for a while, and in the morning, when I first wake up, have a warm lemon drink. All I needed to make this warm lemon drink was an 8-ounce cup of very warm water and mix in 1 and 1/2 tablespoons of organic lemon juice. After several days, I no longer feel that burning sensation. From now on, I plan to limit the number of carbonated beverages I consume.
Certain foods and chemicals can potentially aggravate bladder irritation, provoking symptoms such as the need to urinate more frequently, difficulty holding your urine and/or pain when you empty your bladder.
For myself, I was beginning to get a burning sensation after I urinated. I knew, if I didn't figure out what was causing it, it would develop into a bladder infection and I didn't want that to happen.
The common cause for my bladder irritation in the past has been consuming alcoholic beverages. But since I hadn't been consuming that lately, I did some research and discovered that my bladder irritation was caused by drinking too many carbonated drinks. Now, I was really surprised in doing my research that chocolate and tea can also cause bladder irritation.
The cure was to stop drinking these carbonated drinks, at least for a while, and in the morning, when I first wake up, have a warm lemon drink. All I needed to make this warm lemon drink was an 8-ounce cup of very warm water and mix in 1 and 1/2 tablespoons of organic lemon juice. After several days, I no longer feel that burning sensation. From now on, I plan to limit the number of carbonated beverages I consume.
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