Asymptomatic cystitis?

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Acute cystitis often occurs after long-term urination, or after sex. The course of disease is generally about 1 to 2 weeks. The symptoms can subside by themselves or after treatment. After acute cystitis, frequent micturition, dysuria and urgency are the most common and typical symptoms. Some patients will have pyuria or hematuria at the end of micturition, even hematuria can be seen with naked eyes. More serious patients with acute cystitis, due to bladder stimulation, will lead to bladder spasm. Asymptomatic cystitis? Let's talk about it.

Asymptomatic cystitis?

The first obvious symptom of patients with acute cystitis is urinary tract stimulation, the onset is very sudden, the patient's frequency of urination is very obvious, urethral spasm often occurs, sometimes even urinary incontinence. During the onset of acute cystitis, patients even have the idea of staying in the toilet, because there is no way to stop the urge to urinate.

In patients with acute cystitis, the urethra can produce burning pain when urinating. When urinating is about to end, the burning pain will aggravate. The perineum and pubis of the patients will also feel pain, and there is slight tenderness in the bladder area.

The urine of patients with acute cystitis is relatively turbid. Through urine examination, purulent cells can be found in the urine, and hematuria can be detected. If patients with acute cystitis accompanied by body high fever symptoms, we must be alert to the presence of prostatitis or epididymitis.

matters needing attention

After acute cystitis, drink more water and increase the amount of urination in time. If you feel pain, you can also take a hot bath to relieve the pain. Taking aspirin can relieve inflammation and relieve the feeling of burning pain.