Diagnostics and treatment of cystitis
A comprehensive approach to identifying the causes of bladder inflammation and their effective elimination. Our professionals develop individualised treatment plans for each patient.
Cystitis is an inflammation of the bladder, caused by infections, hypothermia, and urinary disorders. Women are more prone to cystitis than men due to the anatomical structure of the lower urinary tract.
Common cystitis symptoms include frequent and painful urination, burning, lower abdominal pain and bloody urine. Cystitis can become chronic or cause complications such as kidney infection if not promptly treated. The treatment depends on its causes: in case of bacterial infection antibiotics are prescribed, in case of viral infection - antiviral drugs, and in case of fungal infection - antimycotics.
Consultation with a urologist for medical history and examination. Common urine test to detect signs of inflammation. Bacteriological urine culture to determine the infectious agent. Ultrasound of the urinary tract. Cystoscopy to assess the condition of the bladder tissue, if necessary.
The patient is advised to collect a morning urine sample for laboratory tests. The urologist will collect data on symptoms, examine the patient and prescribe common urinalysis and urine flora culture to detect the infection and identify the causative agent. Some cases may require an ultrasound of the bladder and kidneys to rule out other pathologies
Based on the urine culture results, the patient is prescribed antibiotics that are most effective against the identified infectious agent. The course of treatment usually takes 5-7 days. Antispasmodics and analgesics may be prescribed to alleviate symptoms. Plenty of water and special urological collections are also recommended to help eliminate bacteria from the bladder.
In the case of acute cystitis, improvement usually occurs within a few days of starting antibiotics. To prevent recurrence, it is important to complete the course of treatment and follow the physician's recommendations. After completing a course of antibiotics, a follow-up urine test is essential to control the treatment's progress. Contact your doctor immediately at the first sign of cystitis symptoms returning.
Benefits
An integrated approach
It allows you to accurately identify the causes of the disease and effectively eliminate them.
Quick diagnosis
Modern methods allow you to quickly and accurately determine the cause of cystitis and begin effective treatment.
Individual treatment regimens
The treatment is developed taking into account the characteristics of each patient.
Prevention of relapses
A set of preventive measures reduces the risk of repeated episodes of cystitis.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can cystitis be treated without antibiotics?
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