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  1. #1
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    I'd be more inclined to try to prevent it with cranberry juice, probiotics, and general immune health. If you get inflammation every time you ride, something's not right.

    There's nothing I take that regularly "without a second thought." That includes my calcium/magnesium supplement, which I do take daily, and find quite challenging to keep in balance. Honestly I'd rather take a prescription drug day in and day out than something OTC - at least I'd have some sort of medical supervision.
    Last edited by OakLeaf; 07-22-2010 at 03:08 PM.
    Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler

  2. #2
    SpinSpinSugar Guest
    Ladies, allow me to clarify..

    The AZO is not taken daily. It is for long rides (2-3 hrs plus) only.

    I was checked for UTI, yeast, etc. it is not that - it is simple inflammation of the urethrea opening and soft tissue.

    Chamios bunch, sweat happens, some ladies have more down there than others and it gets rubbed, pinched and chafed after a while no matter which saddle we use. I have experienced no ill effects from using the AZO, and it has kept me doing something I love... riding my bike.

 

 

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