Generic Name: Lithostat ()
Lithostat Reviews
For Urinary Tract Infection "Before using Lithostat, my catheter would become clogged with stones that stuck to wall of catheter. I get chronic urinary tract infections and struvite stones. Even when it was irrigated daily with Acetic Acid and Normal Saline, we had to change the catheter every week or more often. Since I have been on Lithostat, I have no more problems with my catheter."
For Bladder Infection "I completely concur with the prior review -- I had the identical experience, and don't know why 4 reputable urologists didn't suggest Lithostat for this problem before the last one finally mentioned it as a possibility. I'd go so far as to say it changed my life. The only problems have been: (1) expensive, and not covered by my insurance, (2) hard to get, frequently back-ordered, and (3) at commencement and on restarting (if you have to stop because of being back-ordered), fairly bad headaches for 2-3 days, not very responsive to Tylenol/Advil. But they pass."
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