The dangers of cystitis in men

Cystitis is a disease that harms the bladder. It is harmful to both men and women. Only by correctly treating such harm can we better treat it. Because no matter what type of disease it is, it will be harmful to some extent. There are also patients with various diseases, and the impact of the disease will cause obstacles in their lives. Therefore, only by clearly knowing the harm can we treat it.

The harm caused by diseases is one of the issues we must be clear about. Although different diseases have different symptoms and causes, they all have a certain impact on life. Only by clearly understanding the degree of harm can we better treat it. So what are the harms of male cystitis?

The dangers of male cystitis include:

1. Decreased male sexual function Cystitis is a tissue organ of the male urinary system. Some people may say that it seems to have nothing to do with male sexual function, but in fact, the bladder has a great relationship with sexual function. 2. Tuberculosis If you have a history of tuberculosis and still have urinary tract irritation symptoms or abnormal urine sediment after active antibacterial treatment, it is an important sign that cystitis has led to renal tuberculosis.

3. Secondary infection: When there is a problem with the bladder, the most likely ones are the prostate and seminal vesicles, which are the closest neighbors of cystitis. If cystitis is not treated in time, it will cause secondary infections such as prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis.

4. Bladder degeneration: The pathological changes of acute inflammatory cystitis include mucosal congestion, edema, bleeding and ulcer formation, as well as pus or necrotic tissue.

Symptoms of cystitis include:

1. Perineal pain is also a symptom of cystitis. When the bladder is full, the pain in the suprapubic area is obvious. Sometimes there is pain in the urethra and perineum. The pain will be relieved after urination.

2. Abnormal urination is also an obvious symptom of cystitis patients. Patients often experience frequent urination, urgency, and a burning sensation in the urethra. Severe patients also have urinary incontinence.

3. Patients with cystitis have abnormal urination, turbid urine, a foul smell, pus cells, and even terminal hematuria.

As mentioned above, if men suffer from cystitis, they will generally have decreased sexual function, bladder changes, and tuberculosis, etc. Therefore, only when it is determined in time whether you have such a disease, you need to take corresponding treatment measures, otherwise such harm will occur.