Abacterial Cystitis

Abacterial cystitis is an inflammation of the bladder that involves bothersome urinary symptoms but without a bacterial infection being identified as the cause. For this reason, it requires a careful evaluation to understand its origin.

The urologist is the specialist who studies conditions of the urinary tract and the bladder, and is the one who guides these types of cases.

Common symptoms: A frequent and urgent need to urinate, discomfort or burning when doing so, and a feeling of pressure in the lower abdomen.

How is it different? Unlike cystitis of bacterial origin, in this case the discomfort is not explained by an infection, which makes a detailed evaluation important.

When to seek care? If the urinary discomfort is persistent or recurrent, it is worth having it reviewed by a professional who can study the case in depth.