Adenoid cystitis is an epithelial hyperplasia-like lesion of the bladder mucosa. The main symptoms are urinary tract irritation, manifested as urinary frequency, urinary urgency, and urinary pain, which can easily evolve into bladder cancer and requires high vigilance.
The cause of the lesion is not too clear, and it is considered that it may be related to embryonic development, during which some tissues have saprophytic-like changes and evolve into adenocystitis at a later stage.
Patients do not have obvious clinical symptoms in the early stage, mostly symptoms of other lesions are predominant, such as urinary stones, urinary tract infections, etc. In addition to urinary tract irritation, some patients may have hematuria or urethral obstruction. In patients with these symptoms, it is important to be alert to the possibility of adenocystitis.
Treatment options: 1. Remove the precipitating factors, remove the irritating factors, such as controlling urinary tract infection and dealing with urinary stones and other lesions, some patients can slowly recover, 2. Make sure to control the infection, if inflammation is found to exist, use antibiotics in a timely manner to actively control the inflammation, it is best to do bacterial culture, and according to the culture results, choose highly sensitive antibiotics to stabilize the condition, 3. Bladder irrigation, using The use of silver nitrate and other drugs for bladder irrigation is also helpful to control and stabilize the disease. 4. surgical treatment, removal of part of the diseased tissue and, if necessary, cystectomy.
In conclusion, once the condition of adenoid cystitis is detected, it is important to seek regular medical attention and treatment throughout the process, and to standardize treatment under the advice of the doctor in order to control and stabilize the condition.