COVID-19 Infection Ups Risk for New or Worsening OAB Symptoms
COVID-19-associated cystitis appears to be a common problem among infected individuals.
COVID-19-associated cystitis appears to be a common problem among infected individuals.
A novel study revealed that 55.5% of men with a history of prostate cancer who sought emergency department treatment for radiation cystitis received an invasive procedure.
Whether COVID-associated cystitis resolves or persists as a “long haul” problem is an outstanding question.
Best practices recommend limiting antibiotics to 5 days for COPD exacerbations, acute uncomplicated bronchitis
During a 12-month study, women who drank 1.5 L of water daily in addition to their usual fluid intake reduced their mean number of cystitis episodes nearly by half.
Epstein-Barr virus infection found much more frequently in patients with vs without IC/BPS and Hunner lesions or controls with stress urinary incontinence.
Regular and irregular use of the lipid-lowering medications increased the risk of BPS/IC.
Though found in midstream voided urine in younger women, typically not detected in catheter urine.