, generally caused by bacterial infections.
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food-related diseases meat cereals-and-derivatives
which can be sustained by different types of microorganisms. Despite this, the "Escherichia coli seems to be responsible for the infection in most cases.
The main risk factors for cystitis are: female sex (inflammation affects women more frequently), use of oral contraceptives, unprotected sexual intercourse.
, we remember:
- Constant urge to urinate;
- Burning or pain when urinating
- Abdominal pain or cramps.
Other symptoms that can commonly occur in cystitis include: blood in the urine, fever, dysuria, bladder tenesmus, dark and / or foul-smelling urine.
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