What is the meaning of cystitis?

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The only reliable treatment of acute cholecystitis is surgery, which should not be delayed to avoid recurrence of the problem.

cystitis, is the inflamation of a cyst,
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cystitis means redness,heat&pain in a part of the bladder.

Cystitis is an inflammation of the bladder, sometimes involving the tube that drains urine from the bladder, called the urethra. It's usually caused by a bacterial infection.

See the link below for more symptoms, but here are the major ones. Painful or burning urination, a sense of urgency to urinate, continually feeling the urge to urinate - but almost nothing comes out when you try, trying to urinate hurts, a feeling of heaviness in your lower pelvic area, urine may look cloudy, smell bad, or be pink or red with blood.

Treatment: simple bouts of cystitis often disappear on their own within a day or two, but medical care may be necessary. Increase your fluids, try pain relievers, urinate frequently, clean carefully after a bowel movement, and of course if symptoms get worse despite self-care or do not improve within a day or two, contact your doctor or clinic.

Inflammation of the bladder, starts as a irritaion and is usually caused by or leads to a bacterial infection of the urinary tract. See a doctor for treatment. I would not wait.
Frequent urge to urinate, burning after urinating and on occasion a low grade fever.. Get treated to avoid a infection from going to the kidneys and causing nephritis. There are antibiotics and other drugs for the irritation and if necessary the infection and you will be told to drink fluids including cranberry juice.
Symptoms include, burning upon urination, and a frequent urge to urinate. You can have pain in the abdomen, and painful private areas areas as the superpubic area in a female and the perineal area in a male with pain during ejaculation and painful intercourse for female.
Check the Mayoclinic.com page for more information. I used this site for medical information and they are credible.

its a UTI...urinary infection, nothing more serious. you can get over the counter meds to relieve symptoms, and see a DR if it doesnt get better withing a few days. drink lots of fluids and cranberry juice is a natural diuretic.

Cystitis is something that is common, most women experience it once in their lifetime, others more. If you generally have it more than three times it is likely you will always be vexed by it.

Personally I suffer from it regularly and have researched thoroughly on it. It occurs when bacteria transfers from the bowel through the urethra into the bladder. Women suffer from it more regularly than do men because we have a small distance between the opening of the urethra and anus (where bacteria is generally found). I generally get it when having sex (embarrasing!) however have found the best way to keep it at bay is to go to the toilet before and after sex and obviously wiping front to back.

Hope this helps!