8 Risk Factors for Cystitis (part 1)

Cystitis can be in acute and chronic form

Pain in the lower abdomen, frequent urge for urination (several times per hour), a feeling of a full bladder after release, blood in urine – these are symptoms of cystitis. In chronic, acute symptoms occur three or more times a year or never disappear.

Symptoms of cystitis disappear quickly, which does not cure the disease

Inflammation of the bladder can be caused by infection with bacteria, viruses, fungi and others pathogens, kidney stones and urinary tract infections, foreign bodies, endocrine disorders, menopause, physical and chemical factors, cancer, drugs. There is also a kind of cystitis called interstitial, the reasons for which are not yet clear.

Cystitis – The Curse of Million Women 
Cystitis is more often found in women – they suffer 8-10 times more often than men. This is due to the peculiarities of the female anatomy: the urethra when the fair sex is 4-5 cm, while for men it is 18 to 23 cm Moreover, the opening of the urethra, vagina and anus in women are nearby.
Men suffer from cystitis since their 40s when the disease develops more as secondary to chronic prostatitis, adenoma and others.
Cystitis can be treated by a GP, but the best option is to take treatment from an urologist. Women must be consulted with a gynecologist.
Before appointment, the treatment is undertaken analysis of urine microbiological examination of vaginal discharge and discharge from the urethra. Appointed and studies of sexually transmitted diseases, especially in recurrent cystitis. Sometimes a doctor may identify other studies, including ultrasound, x-rays, etc..

Natural Remedies for Cystitis
Symptoms of cystitis disappear quickly, which does not cure the disease. Untreated, cystitis passes into a chronic form. It is therefore recommended at the first symptoms, consult a doctor. Uncomplicated bacterial cystitis is easy to antibiotic therapy. The recommendation is not to ignore the classical treatment and not resort to self-medication.
In fact medication course may be short. There is a variant of acute uncomplicated cystitis, which is implemented with a single dose of antibiotic.

Source : dailyhealtharticles[dot]com