Hi 
If you are here it is because you are most likely a mom or you are a dad struggling with the hectic life that only those who are parents can understand.
Am I wrong?
And, I’m guessing, you suspect that your baby or toddler has cystitis or you’ve dealt with this kind of problem before.
I don’t want to waste any more of your time; I’ll stop reading into the crystal ball and get right to the point.
My name is Simona and I am a 36-year-old mother.
I have been working with Dimann for years, and every day I accompany so many women on their journey against cystitis (if you know Dimann, I may have already had the pleasure of talking with You ).
Becoming a mother to little Anna has completely turned my existence upside down.
You know that feeling of rediscovering the world through the eyes of a small creature?
I really think you can understand me.
Every perspective changes, you discover yourself to be more sensitive, and you are heart-eyed as you watch your child explore things that are completely new to him.
Yes, I know, it is by no means all peaches and cream.
There is the fatigue that builds up that you feel you will never be able to recover from,
there is nervousness when you cannot understand your little one’s needs,
there is so much anxiety when all you see in front of you is uncertainty and not knowing what direction to take.
It’s really fatigue, nervousness and anxiety at the top of my lungs that I experienced on that February 14 two years ago.
“AAA desperately seeking what the heck is wrong with my daughter.”
Peeing in bed for the first time, crying over a pain that indicated to me to be just below the navel, and refusal to go pee.
“BUCIA, BUCIA”
kept shouting when I made her sit on the potty to pee.
Anna was not a very temperamental child, but that day she seemed to have completely changed: she had all of a sudden turned into a hyperactive, whiny little being that I just couldn’t calm down.
I just wanted to shout BASTA.
In a millisecond of lucidity I see a bit of light: the pediatrician.
CAVOLI!
The pediatrician!!!!
Without a second thought I call her.
“But do you know that maybe your daughter with BUCIA, BUCIA wants to tell you that it burns her to pee?”
He advised me to collect a urine sample and take it to the laboratory for further analysis.
It was extremely difficult to convince her to pee in the jar, and it was even more heartbreaking to see her crying in pain.
The same evening we found out that little Anna had cystitis caused by E. coli bacteria.
The pediatrician prescribed antibiotics and the situation calmed down in a very few days.
This was not the only episode of cystitis for Anna, and I would have loved to find a way to avoid all that hell for her.
I knew well how crippling cystitis was in the adult world, and I never wanted my daughter to end up in the same vicious cycle.
So, with the pediatrician’s approval, I tested Dimann’s natural approach on little Anna as well.
Believe me, I have never been happier than after experiencing positive results on my child as well.
It was from there that the idea of a Dimann product completely dedicated to cystitis in toddlers was born.
No peace of mind: this is not a magic potion that cures all ills!
If your little one or baby also presents:
- Urgency to pee
- Pain in the abdominal area
- Episodes of bedwetting
or if he avoided peeing at all costs because of the burning, you might consider the possibility that he has cystitis.
Talk to your pediatrician
In the meantime, why not find out the remedy I tested on little Anna myself?
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