Although all fruits contain fructose, the fructose-restricted diet only eliminates foods that contain more than half of their sugar in the form of fructose, such as watermelon, apples, cherries, mango and pears.
Best Answer: With antibiotics it should take no more than 7 days for your bladder infection to go. The symptoms should go or atleast be relieved within the first 48 hours of taking the antibiotics. Depending on how long you've taken them if more than a week then I would visit your doctors and tell them about this.
Treatment for Kidney Infection. Kidney infections are treated using antibiotics to destroy the bacteria. The type of antibiotic used varies, depending on the type of bacteria that is causing the infection. Commonly-prescribed antibiotics include Amoxil, Cipro, Levaquin, and Bactrim. Patients generally take antibiotics for one to two weeks. Symptoms caused by minor infections may begin to improve after a couple of days, but severe infections often take longer. To help reduce symptoms while recovering from a kidney infection, patients can apply heat to the affected area and/or take pain relievers.