Bladder irrigation for girls is generally a process in which a cleaning solution is injected into the inside of the bladder through a catheter and then drained out.
When bladder irrigation is done in girls, it generally needs to be done aseptically. A catheter is first placed into the bladder and a bathing solution can be injected through the catheter. Commonly used flushing solutions are isotonic saline, or furacilin solution can be added, etc. The flushing is usually done at room temperature.
By bladder flushing, the urine can be kept clear and foreign bodies such as residual blood clots and bacteria can be removed. With the addition of medication, it can also be used to treat conditions such as cystitis.
During the flushing process, if symptoms such as fresh blood or catheter blockage occur, you need to stop the flushing immediately and go to the hospital in time for examination and the next professional treatment under the guidance of the doctor.