What does cystitis classification have

summary

This disease is common in chronic urinary tract infection. Cystoscopy can observe small grayish yellow protuberant nodules, often surrounded by inflammatory mucosa, but sometimes normal mucosa can be seen between the nodules. The lesions were common in the trigone or the bottom of the bladder. Treatment is to control infection and treat symptomatically.

What does cystitis classification have

1. Gangrenous cystitis: severe infection can be seen when the bladder wall abscess and necrosis. Some patients have gangrenous changes in the whole bladder wall and need suprapubic bladder fistulation and antibiotic irrigation. 　　

2. Scabby cystitis: due to the infection of urea decomposing bacteria, the urine becomes alkaline, which causes the inorganic salt in the urine to precipitate at the bottom of the bladder. It is a flaky, yellowish white, hard flat or slightly elevated lesion surrounded by inflammatory mucosa. Haloperidol acid, haloperidol acid and pyrfolic acid can be used for treatment. 　　

3. Chemical cystitis: intravenous injection of cyclophosphamide can make the drug metabolites form in the liver and excrete from the bladder, stimulating the bladder mucosa and causing severe cystitis. The bladder epithelium ulcers. The capillaries in the lamina propria of the mucosa dilate and thus bleed. It is difficult to treat, sometimes need to expand the bladder operation and ureteral replantation operation.

matters needing attention

Cystitis in the diet can eat diuretic food, such as watermelon, grapes, pineapple, celery, pear and so on.