What kind of examinations are needed for cystitis? What should we pay attention to in daily life?

Nowadays, we live at a fast pace, and our diet and rest are irregular. When there are some minor problems in our body, we will not pay attention to them. I believe everyone has some understanding of cystitis. At the beginning, many people will not pay attention to it, thinking it is just a minor problem. In fact, it is not the case. As long as there is a problem with our body, we should check and treat it immediately to avoid delaying the disease. If we let it develop, it will only affect our health, so what tests do we need to do for cystitis?

1. Ultrasound examination: The bladder cavity is reduced and the bladder wall is generally thickened.

2. MR examination: The thickened bladder wall is often not smooth, with uneven signals, mainly low signals.

3. Urinary tract angiography: Chronic cystitis manifests as reduced bladder volume and rough or irregular bladder edges.

4. CT examination: Chronic cystitis is manifested by extensive irregular thickening of the bladder wall, bladder shrinkage, and rough inner and outer edges. Gangrenous cystitis may also show gas in the bladder and inflammatory exudate in the pelvic cavity.

5. X-ray examination: If kidney infection or other genitourinary tract abnormalities are suspected, an X-ray examination is required. For patients infected with Proteus, if the treatment is poor or ineffective, an X-ray examination should be performed to determine whether there are urinary stones.

6. Chronic cystitis: It is often secondary to other diseases of the genitourinary system. Therefore, in addition to general systemic examination, the most important thing for diagnosis is to find out the type of pathogenic bacteria and the results of drug sensitivity tests, and to find the causes of persistent or recurrent infection.

7. Acute cystitis: The diagnosis of acute cystitis requires a midstream urine test in addition to medical history and physical signs. There are pus cells and red blood cells in the urine. In order to provide timely treatment, a urine smear can be subjected to Gram staining to preliminarily determine the nature of the bacteria. At the same time, bacterial culture, colony counts and antibiotic sensitivity tests can be performed to provide a more accurate basis for future treatment. Increased white blood cells in the blood. Cystoscopy should be avoided in cases of acute cystitis.

What are the routine examination items for cystitis? Experts remind you not to treat it blindly by yourself, because there are many types of diseases with symptoms of urinary diseases. It is recommended to go to a regular institution for examination first and then treatment, so as to avoid recurrence of the disease and recover health earlier.

Note: When a patient is diagnosed with cystitis, he or she needs to drink more water. At this time. Don't drink ice-cold water or frozen drinks casually. Because it is irritating, it stimulates the bladder and often aggravates uncomfortable symptoms. The disease needs to be treated aggressively. Because the symptoms of suprapubic pain and mild tenderness in the bladder area are very common for these patients with chronic cystitis. When the patient's cystitis is serious, there are complications. Because it is more likely to be complicated by acute prostatitis.