Diseases of the bladder

Diseases of the bladder differ from other disorders by its insidiousness and unpredictability. Often they start spontaneously, with symptomatology or any signs completely absent. That's why often the doctor calls for it quite late, when the disease is already in full swing.

What are the most common types of bladder disease in women?

All types of violations, one way or another affecting the bladder, it is common to subdivide into:

• inflammatory ( urethritis, cystitis, leukoplakia);
• Congenital malformations of the bladder (vesicoureteral reflux, urethral stricture);
• fistulas of the urethra;
• urolithiasis disease;
• urinary incontinence;
• tumor-like processes (cysts, tumors, papillomas).

What are the symptoms of bladder disease in women?

As already mentioned above, not always in the development of a violation in the genitourinary system, a woman notices something is wrong. In some cases, she learns of the disease after the examination or during a preventive examination of the gynecologist.

Among the main symptoms that are noted in diseases of the urinary bladder, it is necessary to name:

• oliguria - a decrease in the amount of urine released per day;
• dysuria - frequent urination, accompanied by discomfort, pain, burning;
• the appearance of a feeling of incomplete devastation of the urinary bladder after urination;
• hematuria - the appearance of impurities of blood or its cells in excreted urine;
• change the transparency of the color of urine;
• pain in the lower abdomen and lumbar region.

It is worth noting that the bladder diseases in children, as a rule, have a more acute onset. Often, the above symptoms are associated with high body temperature, deterioration in overall well-being, decreased physical activity, which in adults may not be observed.