Non-infectious cystitis, also known as urinary discomfort, is a disorder that affects a large number of people today. It is present in the body when an individual takes cold by different means such as being uncovered, exposed to a storm or air conditioning.
Some of the most common symptoms that it presents can be difficulty urinating and pain in the genital area and in some cases stomach. Now, today there is a lot of natural advice that people can put into practice to combat non-infectious cystitis and its symptoms in parallel with the treatment provided by the doctor.
Some natural tips to combat non-infectious cystitis:
> Avoid the intake of cold food and drinks.
> Drink at least 2 liters of water daily.
> Eat a healthy and nutritious diet.
> Avoid the intake of spices, coffee, alcohol and tobacco.
> Practice herbal medicine and / or medicinal plants, the goldenrod and bearberry are recommended.
> Drink diuretic infusions daily.
> Practice hydrotherapy.
> Carry out very hot water baths.
Hello, for some time now I have had cystitis very often, the truth is that I am already tired, I went to a clinical doctor and he told me that cold cystitis exists, I went to a urologist and he told me that cold cystitis does not exist, that I went to a gynecologist because all the studies had given me good. the symptoms are those of a systitis or urinary infection, it seems to me that the gynecologist in this case has nothing to do with it. I'm not medicated and sick of it happening to me often. help!!!!
I see that your comment has time, but I would like to know if they have found something for you. I have suffered from these cystitis for 12 years and in recent years, urine cultures have been negative, but there is a lot of blood when I am very sore. And in the last visit to the urologist I was diagnosed with INTERTITIAL CYSTITIS
My niece suffers from non-infectious cystitis we have fought with so many doctors and clinics with their treatments that do not work and what she suffered, she already has 5 years with the ailment, she has a bladder fibrosis due to the biopsy they did in the cystoscopy that I have to do even when urinating, urinating, pushing with the stomach and hernias that has had to be operated on, what should we do? They recommended but I am afraid that he will go to add I need a message please thank you,
Hello. I also have time with that discomfort for years I was treated by a urologist. And the solution was a minor surgery on my urethra and God gave me a lot of relief. Now after a while it bothers her again and I went to the doctor now they perform a treatment called urethral dilation. I have not had it done for lack of medical supplies. Since I live in Venezuela. And we are in a health crisis, it was here.
According to the doctor, this is the treatment they use to dilate the urethra