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Complications of cystitis: upper urinary tract infection
15 June 2021
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Hello Friend,
“It was 2015, a day like any other, at least that’s how it seemed to me.
It’s been five years, and yet I’m still here, suffering.
Since that damn day, my life has become a TV drama series: chronic cystitis is the director who writes the episodes and I’m the actress forced to follow her scripts.” 🤦♀️
This, is what the thousands of women who are being manipulated by chronic cystitis and who have long felt compelled to play a part feel.
“I don’t know what to do, I don’t know what to get anymore, and I’m desperate.😟
The burning persists, the heavy feeling in my bladder often keeps me from sleeping, and by now I’m so distressed, I’ve already learned the script for the next episode, ready to be aired, once again.”
“Chronic cystitis doesn’t allow me to improvise and doesn’t leave me much room to think clearly.”
I find myself in difficulty because I am faced with your suffering.
I promise, though, that I will work hard to give you all the support you deserve and provide you with lots of information that could help you get a new script. ❤️
If you have questions, you can still write to me!
We’re leaving💪
Chronic cystitis, in particular, is a type of cystitis of infectious origin that persists over time and depends on bacteria in the bladder or past bacterial cystitis.
Chronic cystitis can be characterized by:
“Why does the cystitis keep hitting me, though? I don’t understand.”
Cystitis is, alas, a predominantly female condition.
And that doesn’t reassure you I know, unfortunately, but we can and should still take action. 🌹
Some causes that allow chronic cystitis to run your “personal TV show,” can be:
– Antibiotics
The improper use of antibiotics for long periods ⚠️ could lead to bacteria becoming insensitive to the very action of the antibiotic, thus facilitating their proliferation and leaving them free to attack your bladder.
– Power supply
Poor eating habits 🍽️ could lead to more irritation of the bladder, fostering a comfortable environment for bacteria or inflammation and, as a result, increasing symptoms.
– Low Hydration
Drinking too little fluid can promote bacterial colonies: urine becomes concentrated and dense, increasing the chances of irritating bladder walls and allowing bacteria to proliferate. 👈
– Behavioral habits
Holding back urine for too long, frequent sexual intercourse without or with poor lubrication, use of aggressive detergents, “superficial” intimate hygiene are all factors that together can allow chronic cystitis to be a self-proclaimed director!🎬
– Conformation of the female urinary apparatus and malformations
The female urethra (a channel that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body) is shorter than the male urethra. It is located near the rectum and vagina, facilitating a greater chance for bacteria to accumulate and rise. 😮
If you are predisposed to encounter this condition and do not take the right steps, the chances of developing frequent cystitis, increase.
“Maybe, I find myself in a few places.”
What should I do then? 🙆
As we mentioned earlier, bacteria build up resistance to antibiotics.
You kill them, but then they come back constantly with multiple episodes per week, per month, and year.
To help you become the new director of your life 🥰, I can recommend you to:
“What can I do to prevent further recurrences?”
I’ll quickly list the main tricks I strongly suggest you follow that could lead to a happy ending to the season:
Don’t let chronic cystitis decide how you will live your life!
If you’d like some help writing your next season of the series, contact me here. 😘
It will be a real honor!
A virtual hug!
