What are the specific symptoms of cystitis

Update Date: 2025-01-31 Source: Network

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Due to the different physiological structure, cystitis often occurs in women, but recently, men's risk of suffering from cystitis disease is gradually rising, and the harm is greater than women's cystitis, in fact, this is because men do not understand the symptoms of cystitis, can not be treated in time, so it can be seen how important it is to understand the specific symptoms of cystitis.

What are the specific symptoms of cystitis

The first is the symptoms of urinary tract infection, acute cystitis often sudden onset, urethral burning pain when urinating, frequent urination, often with urgency, serious similar to urinary incontinence. Frequent urination and urgency are often particularly obvious, which can reach more than 5-6 times per hour. Each time the urine volume is not much, or even only a few drops. At the end of urination, there may be lower abdominal pain. Urine turbidity, sometimes hematuria, often obvious in the end stage.

The patient will have obvious pain and mild tenderness in the suprapubic bladder area. Some patients had mild low back pain. When the inflammatory lesion is confined to the bladder mucosa, there is often no fever and leukocytosis in the blood. The systemic symptoms are mild, and some patients feel tired. 　　

Chronic cystitis condition lingering, symptoms than acute light: bladder irritation symptoms exist for a long time, and repeated attacks, but not as serious as the acute phase, urine has a small or medium amount of pus cells, red blood cells. Most of these patients have a history of acute cystitis, accompanied by stones, deformities or other obstructive factors. Therefore, they are not simple cystitis. Further examination should be done to clarify the causes and systematic treatment should be carried out

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Whether acute or chronic cystitis, there will be symptoms of urine turbidity, putrefaction odor, purulent cells, sometimes hematuria, often obvious in the end stage. There was mild tenderness in the suprapubic bladder area. Some patients had mild low back pain.