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Help! I Need Help Asap Is This Gluten Free? :(


bubblesx

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bubblesx Rookie

Okay so I have a UTI but antibiotics don't work onme anymore since I've had them so many times, and they make me sick too. I've heard about d-mannose, and saw people on these forums raving about it and I really want to try it. is this:

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gluten free? it's d-mannose but its not the famouse white bottle it's something different. I really need help :(


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kareng Grand Master

Call them and ask?

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The ingredient list wouldn't worry me. I would use it.

Jenny (AZ via TX) Enthusiast

I'm so sorry you have a UTI. I used to get them all the time before going gluten-free. If you also have pain (I used to have a lot of pain and it also felt like I had the flu when I would get them) you may want to also take something like AZO. It helped me with the pain until I could get to a doctor. Their website Open Original Shared Link says it is gluten free.

xjrosie Apprentice

Hope this helps, but when I get a UTI I drink cranberry juice. In a couple days the infection is gone, and I didn't drug myself up with whatever the doctor would give me.

I drink probably two big glasses a day till the infection is gone.

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