E-coli are the bacterial microbes that are responsible for bladder infection. Initially, it resides inside the human body but doesn't enter the urinary tract. It has a hair like structure on its skin which helps in its movement from the vagina to the urinary bladder.

The mucus lining of the urinary bladder consists of several cells that are attached to the receptors. Hence, the bacterium attacks the receptors and comes in direct contact with the cells, which leads to inflammation of the bladder walls. The cells near the bladder act as a protective layer. The e-coli bacterium multiplies inside the cell. Hence, it is unable to get in contact with the immune system of the body. Moreover, the bacterium has the ability to move from the host cell to a new cell, if it encounters threat from the combating cells.

The bladder infection can be curbed through antibiotic treatment. The result of the treatment was favorable. However, the bacterium has developed immunity against the treatment. Nearly, 30% of the women suffering bladder syndrome have noticed recurrent UTI.

This treatment restricts the multiplicative action of the e-coli bacterium. However, you can’t say that the microbes are completely flushed out of the body. Some bacteria remain inside the urinary tract in dormant state. The bacterium regains its energy and start multiplying as soon as the treatment is stopped.

Hence, doctors recommend a natural cure for the bladder infection. Patients are asked to purchase D-mannose, which is a natural cure for the infectious disease. It restricts the adherence of e-coli on the bladder walls. It attracts the bacteria on the bladder walls and flushes them out of the body. Moreover, there is lesser risk in its regular consumption.