Symptoms of bladder spasms

Many people do not understand what bladder spasm is. Bladder spasm refers to a symptom caused by bladder diseases. The most common one is acute bacterial cystitis. At this time, patients often experience symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. More severe cases can cause urinary incontinence. When the inflammation is more serious, it can cause hematuria or even pyuria, and often cause symptoms such as low back pain and fever.

Symptoms of bladder spasms

Patients with acute bacterial cystitis often present with clinical symptoms such as bladder spasm. Alkaline drugs such as sodium bicarbonate or potassium citrate can reduce urine acidity and relieve bladder spasms. Flavonoids (Urinary Ling) can relieve spasms and reduce urinary tract irritation symptoms.

Acute bacterial cystitis is a common urinary tract infection caused by bacterial infection. The pathogenic bacteria are mostly Escherichia coli. It usually occurs in women because the female urethra is shorter than the male urethra and is closer to the anus, making it easier for E. coli to invade.

The most typical symptoms of acute bacterial cystitis are frequent urination, urgency, pain when urinating, and even urge incontinence. There may be hematuria and pyuria. A small number of patients may have low back pain and fever (usually not exceeding 38°C). Check the blood picture and the white blood cell count usually does not increase significantly. Cystitis is prone to occur after sexual intercourse, after menstruation, and after urethral or gynecological instrument examinations. Men rarely develop the disease. But male cystitis should not be ignored. Men who have urinary tract obstruction such as prostate hypertrophy or bladder stones or foreign bodies are also prone to cystitis.

reason

The causes of bladder spasms are often caused by central nervous system diseases or hernia diseases, which reflexively cause bladder spasms. It is also seen when urine is retained for a long time or foreign matter in the urine (stones, tumors, poisons) directly stimulates the bladder and causes bladder spasm.

Causes of bladder spasms after surgery

First, it may be the balloon compression and long-term placement of the catheter, which will cause edema of the bladder neck and urethra, resulting in bladder spasm. Secondly, it may be because the patient has retained the catheter for a long time, causing inflammation in the bladder trigone.