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One caveat with D-mannose is that it is only effective with UTIs caused by E. coli infection. While this accounts for about 90% of cases, there are 10% that will not benefit from this treatment. In this case, supplements that help disrupt biofilms can be useful in treating and preventing UTIs.
D-mannose supplements are taken by mouth. Can you get D-mannose naturally from foods? D-mannose is found naturally in high amounts in many fruits. Such fruits include: Apples; Oranges; Peaches; Some berries such as blueberries and cranberries; What are the risks of taking D-mannose? D-mannose appears to be generally well tolerated in people. You should be cautious about using D-mannose if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, because there has not been enough study on its safety in these circumstances. Side effects of D-mannose may include: Bloating; Loose stools; D-mannose supplements should be used with caution if you have diabetes.