Bacterial Cystitis: Causes, Symptoms, Signs and Tests, Prognosis, Complications, Treatment and Prevention
It is an infection of the lower part of the urinary tract, particularly the bladder, which is caused by a bacteria. The presence of symptoms differentiates cystitis from asymptomatic bacteriuria. The latter involves only the presence of bacteria in urine analysis, but without any discomfort of any kind, and therefore does not require treatment except in specific cases.… Read More »