Early symptoms of cystitis

Among the many urinary system diseases, cystitis is the most common one, and both men and women are likely to suffer from cystitis, which is different from other urinary system diseases. The factors that lead to cystitis are mostly caused by bacterial infections. Cystitis will seriously affect the patient's life, especially when it is not treated in time, the impact on the patient's life will be more serious.

In order to treat cystitis in a timely manner, first of all, friends need to have a detailed understanding of the early symptoms of cystitis, and pay attention to their own bodies at ordinary times to see if there are symptoms similar to cystitis. If so, it is better to treat it in time.

Cystitis is caused by bacterial infection, such as Escherichia coli, Escherichia coli, Proteus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Streptococcus faecalis and Staphylococcus aureus. Symptoms can be acute or chronic. Knowing some early symptoms is very helpful for treatment. If acute cystitis is not treated in time or is not treated thoroughly, it can easily turn into chronic cystitis.

Early symptoms of acute cystitis

1. Abnormal urination: When urinating, there will be burning pain, frequent urination, often accompanied by urgency, and in severe cases, urinary incontinence.

2. Abnormal urine: hematuria, turbid urine and foul odor.

3. Perineal pain: When the bladder is full, there is pain in the suprapubic area, and sometimes there may be pain in the urethra and perineum. The pain will be relieved after urination, so you should not hold your urine for a long time.

4. Mild low back pain: After inflammation occurs, the white blood cell count increases, the body becomes hot, and the body often feels tired.

Early symptoms of chronic cystitis

The characteristics of chronic cystitis are relatively mild inflammation and slow onset, and its early symptoms are similar to those of acute cystitis. Patients with chronic cystitis experience long-term and recurrent symptoms such as frequent urination, painful urination, and urgent urination. If you have chronic cystitis, you should have a detailed examination and actively treat it.

I believe that you now have a comprehensive understanding of the early symptoms of cystitis, and you have already known whether it is acute cystitis or chronic cystitis. The disease is quite serious and will not only cause hematuria, but may even cause tuberculosis. Therefore, when facing cystitis, please be sure to pay attention to timely treatment.