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--- home:symptoms:urinary [11.13.2011] – [Patients experiences] paulalbert
+++ home:symptoms:urinary [03.22.2017] – [If the urinalysis is positive] + Ceftin, Biaxin sallieq
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 Sometimes a urinary symptom masks as an infection and is actually immunopathology. Adjusting the Marshall Protocol (MP) medications is the best way to manage symptoms of immunopathology.
+===== Urine is not sterile =====
+While urine within the urinary tract has been traditionally regarded as "sterile", this assumption relies on culture-based methods, which capture a small fraction of microbial richness. A 2011 pyrosequencing study looked at 16S rDNA amplicons of eight culture-negative healthy female urine specimens.(({{pubmed>long:22047020}})) The study found  significant diversity, with the predominant genera detected being //Lactobacillus, Prevotella// and //Gardnerella//. Notably, a significant amount of sequences belonging to bacteria with a known pathogenic potential was observed.
+[{{ :home:symptoms:urinary.png?300|**Even in health, the urine is not sterile.** A 2011 study of the urine of culture-negative subjects found incredible microbial richness including pathogens.}}]
 =====Urinary tract infection (UTI) =====
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 <relatedarticle> [[home:othertreatments:antibacterials|Non-MP antibacterials]] </article>
-If a urinalysis is positive for bacteria and one's doctors wants to use an antibiotic other than minocycline, ask him or her to consider a fluoroquinolone, which will not interfere with immunopathology.
+If a urinalysis is positive for bacteria and one's doctors wants to use an antibiotic other than minocycline, ask him or her to consider Ceftin, Biaxin or a fluoroquinolone, which will not interfere with immunopathology.
 Other strategies for managing a UTI include:
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  //**Lori,** MarshallProtocol.com// </blockquote>
+===== Bacterial vaginosis =====
+Bacterial vaginosis is a common syndrome associated with numerous adverse health outcomes in women. According to a 2012 study using broad-range PCR , the community of vaginal bacteria detected in subjects with BV was much more taxon rich and diverse than in subjects without BV.(({{pubmed>long:18487399}})) //Actinobacteria// and //Bacteroidetes// were strongly associated with BV.
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 ===== Notes and comments =====
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