Antibiotics are the standard treatment for UTIs. Each antibiotics can have different active ingredients and can be taken differently. Monuril and Alexi are similar options, as they both come in sachets of dissolvable granules. Only one dose (one sachet) of them is usually needed to treat your UTI, making them ideal for people who cannot swallow tablets (or simply prefer not to take them).
Trimethoprim is another option. It, too, can be taken in liquid form. It's better for younger patients or those who find tablets hard to swallow. The typical dosage for adults is four 5ml spoonfuls, twice a day.
Other antibiotics include MacroBID and Selexid. Both of which are antibiotic tablets (but with different active ingredients). Treatment with Selexid lasts three days, but for Macrobid it lasts seven days.
When it comes to antibiotics, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. This means if one works for someone else, it might not work for you as well. So you might have to try more than one antibiotic to treat your UTI.
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