Bladder Infection herbal remedies are given in doses that are for adults. If giving herbal remedies to a child between the ages of twelve and seventeen, reduce the dose to three-quarters of the recommended dose.
For a child between the age of six and twelve, use one-half the recommended dose, and for a child under the age of six, use one-quarter of the recommended amount.
Bearberry - Acts as a mild diuretic and antiseptic and is effective against E. coli.
Buchu - Relieves the burning sensation during urination.
Butcher’s broom - Anti-inflammatory and reduces urine retention.
Cornsilk - A soothing demulcent and a natural diuretic that is helpful in soothing irritation of the urinary tract.
Cranberry - Acts against bacteria by keeping them from “sticking” to the lining of the bladder.
Hydrangea - Good for stimulating the kidneys and flushing them clean.
Marshmallow - Inhibits bacteria growth by increasing the acidity of the urine.
Saw palmetto - A diuretic and an urinary antiseptic.
Essential oils that have powerful antiseptic properties and should be used at the earliest possible stage of cystitis. Add up to 10 drops of essential oil just before getting into bath water. Bergamot, Chamomile, and Sandalwood
Apply a warm compress of Chamomile or Lavender oil over the lower abdomen if there is a lot of discomfort.