Women with smelly CB jave new hope. New Antibiotics For UTI Gets FDA Approval- First In 30 Years

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New Antibiotics For UTI Gets FDA Approval- First In 30 Years​

Published Mar 26, 2025 3:43 AM EDT By Suneeta Sunny

Millions of women worldwide suffer from painful urinary tract infections (UTIs), and a growing number of these infections have become resistant to current antibiotics. But there's a hope still on the horizon: the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has just approved a new antibiotic for UTIs, the first in nearly 30 years, offering hope for those battling antibiotic-resistant infections.

The new drug, Gepotidacin sold under brand name Blujepa, manufactured by GSK, has been approved for use in women and girls aged 12 and older with uncomplicated UTIs (uUTIs), the most common type of infection among women.

"The approval of Blujepa is a crucial milestone with uUTIs among the most common infections in women. We are proud to have developed Blujepa, the first in a new class of oral antibiotics for uUTIs in nearly three decades, and to bring another option to patients given recurrent infections and rising rates of resistance to existing treatments," Dr. Tony Wood, chief scientific officer of GSK, said in a statement.

A urinary tract infection is a bacterial infection typically caused by E.coli that can affect any part of the urinary system, including the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra. Women are more prone to developing UTIs than men due to their anatomy. Common signs of a UTI include a frequent urge to urinate, pain or burning during urination, cloudy or strong-smelling urine, and lower abdominal pain.

According to GSK, more than half of all women will experience an uncomplicated UTI at least once in their lifetime, with about 30% facing recurrent episodes.

The new pills work by targeting two essential enzymes that E. coli bacteria depend on to replicate and survive, providing a fresh approach to treating UTIs. With its targeted mechanism of action, Blujepa may reduce the likelihood of bacteria developing resistance, Dr. Wood said.

The approval follows clinical trials involving over 3,000 women and teen girls, where Blujepa, a pill taken twice daily, demonstrated comparable or better efficacy than nitrofurantoin, the current frontline antibiotic for UTIs.

The most common side effects of Blujepa were mild stomach issues, with 16% of participants experiencing diarrhea and 9% nausea, while serious side effects were rare, affecting less than 1% of participants.

 

[Chase]

can the antibiotic work for men UTI?

 

[Chase]

smell might not be due to infection, but PH imbalance

this is a good product used by sex workers but may worsen the PH imbalance

 

[Truthspeak]

can the antibiotic work for men UTI?

You should asking the men who experienced UTI what did they consume before contracting UTI.

Only the silly sheeple consume antibiotics for everything, destroying their health in the end

 

[Chase]

You should asking the men who experienced UTI what did they consume before contracting UTI.

Only the silly sheeple consume antibiotics for everything, destroying their health in the end

I have this problem when i do delivery full-day (dehydrated).

 

[sbfuncle]

You should asking the men who experienced UTI what did they consume before contracting UTI.

Only the silly sheeple consume antibiotics for everything, destroying their health in the end

Men rarely gets uti unless they poke backside or have underlying medical conditions with the lower organs eg colon with fistula.

Antibiotics is the only treatment for uti
It cannot repair on its own.
Delayed treatment can leesult in urosepsis which is life threatening.

 

[Truthspeak]

Men rarely gets uti unless they poke backside or have underlying medical conditions with the lower organs eg colon with fistula.

Antibiotics is the only treatment for uti
It cannot repair on its own.
Delayed treatment can leesult in urosepsis which is life threatening.

UTI are just symptoms, not some diseases or anything related to underlying medical conditions.

If you believe otherwise, do something because you believe otherwise. It is your logical fallacy

UTI occurs when the body is pushing out acids and they cause irritation which damages the cells on the way out. Its called a UTI because the body puts bacteria in place to clean up all the damaged cells that occur as a result of the acids coming out.
Trouble urinating if they are not passing any urine could be a stone blocking the urinary tract. Stones are a result of diet, with high protein diets being the primary cause but they can be a result of other bad habits like drinking tea or soda.

There is a Chinese saying “祸从口出，病从口入”

 

[syed putra]

What's the point of having a CB that doesn't stink. It's like eating a roast lamb with your nose clipped.

 

[sbfuncle]

UTI are just symptoms, not some diseases or anything related to underlying medical conditions.

If you believe otherwise, do something because you believe otherwise. It is your logical fallacy

UTI occurs when the body is pushing out acids and they cause irritation which damages the cells on the way out. Its called a UTI because the body puts bacteria in place to clean up all the damaged cells that occur as a result of the acids coming out.
Trouble urinating if they are not passing any urine could be a stone blocking the urinary tract. Stones are a result of diet, with high protein diets being the primary cause but they can be a result of other bad habits like drinking tea or soda.

There is a Chinese saying “祸从口出，病从口入”

What you talking about?
Strange leeply.

UTI recurrent type are mostly due to structural problem typically fistula that interconnect to the bladder.

Common uti can be caused by frequent dehydration and hygiene.

Mild ones can resolve on its own.
More severe ones will need antibiotics treatment or else it will lead to urosepsis with fatal outcome.

 

[Sustanon]

A healthy chiobu CB smells like a rose.

 

[k1976]

New Antibiotics For UTI Gets FDA Approval- First In 30 Years​

Published Mar 26, 2025 3:43 AM EDT By Suneeta Sunny

Millions of women worldwide suffer from painful urinary tract infections (UTIs), and a growing number of these infections have become resistant to current antibiotics. But there's a hope still on the horizon: the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has just approved a new antibiotic for UTIs, the first in nearly 30 years, offering hope for those battling antibiotic-resistant infections.

The new drug, Gepotidacin sold under brand name Blujepa, manufactured by GSK, has been approved for use in women and girls aged 12 and older with uncomplicated UTIs (uUTIs), the most common type of infection among women.

"The approval of Blujepa is a crucial milestone with uUTIs among the most common infections in women. We are proud to have developed Blujepa, the first in a new class of oral antibiotics for uUTIs in nearly three decades, and to bring another option to patients given recurrent infections and rising rates of resistance to existing treatments," Dr. Tony Wood, chief scientific officer of GSK, said in a statement.

A urinary tract infection is a bacterial infection typically caused by E.coli that can affect any part of the urinary system, including the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra. Women are more prone to developing UTIs than men due to their anatomy. Common signs of a UTI include a frequent urge to urinate, pain or burning during urination, cloudy or strong-smelling urine, and lower abdominal pain.

According to GSK, more than half of all women will experience an uncomplicated UTI at least once in their lifetime, with about 30% facing recurrent episodes.

The new pills work by targeting two essential enzymes that E. coli bacteria depend on to replicate and survive, providing a fresh approach to treating UTIs. With its targeted mechanism of action, Blujepa may reduce the likelihood of bacteria developing resistance, Dr. Wood said.

The approval follows clinical trials involving over 3,000 women and teen girls, where Blujepa, a pill taken twice daily, demonstrated comparable or better efficacy than nitrofurantoin, the current frontline antibiotic for UTIs.

The most common side effects of Blujepa were mild stomach issues, with 16% of participants experiencing diarrhea and 9% nausea, while serious side effects were rare, affecting less than 1% of participants.

Say bye bye to Chao Chee Bye??

 

[Truthspeak]

What you talking about?
Strange leeply.

UTI recurrent type are mostly due to structural problem typically fistula that interconnect to the bladder.

Common uti can be caused by frequent dehydration and hygiene.

Mild ones can resolve on its own.
More severe ones will need antibiotics treatment or else it will lead to urosepsis with fatal outcome.

Truth are not meant for everyone. Only the enlightened ones will somehow understand the truth

That is why you are jabbed for believing the misinformation.

Feel free to take more antibiotics to destroy your health

 

[Truthspeak]

Men rarely gets uti unless they poke backside or have underlying medical conditions with the lower organs eg colon with fistula.

Antibiotics is the only treatment for uti
It cannot repair on its own.
Delayed treatment can leesult in urosepsis which is life threatening.

Please go ask the gays if they get UTI regularly

 

[sbfuncle]

Please go ask the gays if they get UTI regularly

Men and gay tracts are much longer than women. Hence even play backside doesn't mean confirm will get. But is a risk.

 

[sbfuncle]

Truth are not meant for everyone. Only the enlightened ones will somehow understand the truth

That is why you are jabbed for believing the misinformation.

Feel free to take more antibiotics to destroy your health

 

[Truthspeak]

Men and gay tracts are much longer than women. Hence even play backside doesn't mean confirm will get. But is a risk.

You are full of nonsense.

Science means science, not pseudoscience.
Sometimes can, sometimes cannot.

Clearly, you don’t understand science at all

 

[Truthspeak]

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Feel free to take all the jabs and drugs from Jewish pharmaceutical companies.

They make you a superman

 

[sbfuncle]

You are full of nonsense.

Science means science, not pseudoscience.
Sometimes can, sometimes cannot.

Clearly, you don’t understand science at all

Verlee strange leeply again.

 

[Truthspeak]

Verlee strange leeply again.

Only the silly ones judge their science based on phenomenon because they are too lazy to research, conduct and observe science themselves

https://www.courier-journal.com/sto...thers-hurting-covid-vaccine-rates/5797328001/

 

[Balls2U]

Please share this in the other isolated forum. It's high time she finds a solution to her stinking batu cave.