Cystitis is inflammation of the bladder, most often from a bacterial infection. It is very common in women and causes burning urination, urgency and frequency. Most cases clear quickly with the right antibiotic, but recurrent cystitis deserves a closer look.
Cystitis is inflammation of the bladder, most often from a bacterial infection. It is very common in women and causes burning urination, urgency and frequency. Most cases clear quickly with the right antibiotic, but recurrent cystitis deserves a closer look.
Cystitis is inflammation of the bladder, most often from a bacterial infection. It is very common in women and causes burning urination, urgency and frequency. Most cases clear quickly with the right antibiotic, but recurrent cystitis deserves a closer look.
The clinic confirms infection with same-visit urine testing rather than guessing, treats it appropriately, and investigates recurrent infections for an underlying cause.
If several of these apply to you, a urological evaluation is worthwhile. This checklist is a guide, not a diagnosis.
Same-visit urine testing confirms infection quickly.
Culture guides antibiotic choice in recurrent or stubborn cases.
Checks emptying and rules out stones or other contributors in recurrent cystitis.
For repeated infections, we look for and address an underlying cause.
Appropriate antibiotics for confirmed infection, matched to culture where needed.
Practical measures and strategies to reduce repeated infections.
Recurrent cystitis is investigated rather than repeatedly treated blindly.
Confirmed infections can be treated the same visit.
Cystitis is confirmed with a same-visit urine test here rather than treated on assumption, and recurrent infections are investigated for a cause, by a board-certified urologist. Care is discreet, with English-speaking support.
With a same-visit urine test that confirms infection. In recurrent or stubborn cases we add a culture to guide the antibiotic.
Recurrent cystitis can have an underlying cause, such as incomplete emptying. We investigate rather than simply re-treating.
Yes — a confirmed infection can usually be treated at the same visit.
A urologist is well placed for recurrent or complicated infections and can investigate underlying causes.