Bladder twitch?

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Cystospasm is a spasmodic contraction of bladder smooth muscle. There is no inflammatory change in this disease. It is mainly accompanied by some characteristics of temporary closure of urine and urinary abdominal pain. Some of the most common causes of bladder spasm are central nervous system diseases. These diseases can cause bladder spasm reflexively. In addition, long-term retention of urine, foreign bodies in urine and other diseases can also cause bladder spasm. So, what are the manifestations of bladder spasm? How to diagnose bladder spasm?

Bladder twitch?

Diagnosis of acute cystitis. Through the examination of urine, the purulent cells and red blood cells in urine were analyzed to preliminarily determine the nature of bacteria. Meanwhile, bacterial culture, colony count and antibiotic sensitivity test were carried out to provide more accurate basis for future treatment. White blood cells are elevated in the blood.

There was tenderness in the suprapubic bladder, but no tenderness in the waist. For men, can find complicated epididymitis, check epididymis tenderness; If have urethritis, can have urethral purulent discharge. Laboratory examination, the urine leukocyte increase, also can have red blood cells. In addition to urine bacterial culture, colony count and drug sensitivity test should also be performed, and positive results are often obtained in typical cases.

Cystoscopy should not be performed during acute infection. Urethral secretion should be smear bacteriological examination. Vaginitis has the symptoms of urination stimulation and vaginal stimulation, often with vaginal discharge and stench. Urethritis has frequent urination and urgency, but it is not as obvious as cystitis.

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Cystospasm is a spasmodic contraction of bladder smooth muscle. There is no inflammatory change in this disease. It is mainly accompanied by some characteristics of temporary closure of urine and urinary abdominal pain. Some of the most common causes of bladder spasm are central nervous system diseases.