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\nPeople suffering from cystitis will experience bladder swelling and pain when storing urine, which can only be relieved by urination. Symptoms such as red pain, burning, inability to urinate, hematuria, frequent urination, and less urination may also occur in severe cases. Acute pyelonephritis is caused, causing back pain and fever in the patient. At this time, the patient should be treated with antibiotics.<\/p>\n
Pregnant women are more likely to be infected with cystitis due to hormonal changes and decreased resistance. Once the symptoms occur, they should be treated as soon as possible, otherwise the baby may be born prematurely.<\/p>\n
3 times a year, you should be careful There are many reasons for IC, which may be the immune response after cystitis, or bladder changes due to autoimmune system diseases, or allergies caused by unknown reasons. The doctor will first rule out the possibility of other similar diseases, such as conducting urinalysis and bacterial culture, and using cystoscopy to check for damage to confirm whether it is interstitial cystitis. Therefore, the disease is not caused by bacteria, and antibiotics will not help improve the condition.<\/p>\n
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\nGenerally speaking, the frequency of cystitis attacks is not too high. If it occurs more than twice in half a year, or occurs 3 times or more in a year, special attention should be paid. Patients most likely have structural or functional abnormalities of the urinary system that lead to recurrent UTIs. Some patients have "aseptic" interstitial cystitis (IC) even though they have "symptoms" of cystitis. IC is not associated with bacterial infection but is a chronic inflammation of the bladder. Patients with severe disease can urinate up to 60 times a day, and there will be pain like a knife when the bladder stores urine, and the bladder shrinks to only half of its normal capacity.<\/p>\n