Postcoital cystitis is an inflammatory condition of the bladder that develops after sexual intercourse. It most commonly occurs in women due to the close proximity of the bladder to the vagina.
Postcoital cystitis is most often caused by irritation of the bladder mucosa during sexual intercourse.
The diagnosis of postcoital cystitis includes a general urine analysis, ultrasound of the bladder and urogenital system, as well as consultation with a urologist.
Treatment of postcoital cystitis involves taking anti-inflammatory drugs, antibiotics, spasm-relieving and pain-relieving remedies.
To prevent this disease, it is recommended to regulate sexual activity and maintain hygiene before and after sexual intercourse.
For the diagnosis and treatment of postcoital cystitis, it is necessary to consult a urologist or gynecologist.
Note: This material is provided for informational purposes only and is not medical advice.