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Urolithiasis: It's Cysitis
Urolithiasis: It's Cysitis
By.Rania Al-khateeb
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Cystitis is the medical term for in ammation of the bladder. Most of the time, the
in ammation is caused by a bacterial infection, and it's called a urinary tract infection
(UTI).
Urolithiasis and cystitis patients, should be referred to a urologist, OTC intervention for
temporary relief.
Pink, red, or brown urine with foul smell: not always, depending on the damage that is caused
by the stones (overlapping symptom between urolithiasis and cystitis).
Ask the patient about the frequency of going to the toilet? (becomes more), is the voiding
complete? (Fluctuates more and less, more and less)
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Unapproved herbal remedy, because the primary active ingredients found in the cystone are
herbal in nature, helps in relieving the pain, it helps in disintegration of the urinary stones, it
acts as anti-in ammatory agent, it helps to remove the toxins that have been accumulated
because of urine accumulation, it helps in dissolving the calculi (multiple uses have been
claimed)…> better urine ow, less of colicky pain.
-Urinary stones that form in Urinary tract due to inadequate hydration …> crystallization of
calcium oxalate/ Uric acid.
-When the urine become acidic due to dehydration, these salts become concentrated and
become insoluble…> Turn into ne crystals…> renal stone.
Main OTC treatment: alkalinize the urine, dissolve the formed stone, and the pain will alleviate.
-URICOL formula: hexamine 500mg, piperazine 190mg, khelline 1.8mg…> one sachet (TID) for
urolithiasis.
Sodium bicarbonate, sodium citrate anhydrous, citric acid anhydrous, tartaric acid
Potassium citrate, sodium citrate, sodium bicarbonate for urolithiasis or for cystitis.
Alert 🚨 : take care in people with HTN who takes ( ACE, potassium sparing diuretic).
-Ural dose/ Uricol: maximum 2-3 days…> mask the pain …> then refer to dr.
How do we de ne cystitis?
…> from the micro ora of the host, they become pathogenic, then from the anal area they get
acsses into the Urinary bladder, then they replicating and proliferating…> and start causing
fever/ chills…> infectious condition.
-Cystitis is more predominant in women, get confused between cystitis and vaganitis:
infection of the vagina.
• if she’s newly married it’s absolutely vaginitis, if she has discharge from the vagina
( you should ask the patient)
• Ask for duration (important), if it’s more than 5-7 days, refer to dr ( pylonephritis ):
in ammation of the kidney (because of infection or stones).
• See the age of the patient: more commonly in newly married or elderly (hygienic
conditions), complicated cystitis in older than 70 years old…> they will go to the dr directly.
-if urolithiasis patient comes with fever (very rare)…> refer to dr.
-Any case of UT conditions always advice the patient to drink a lot of water at least 5
liters daily either to alkalinize the urine (stones will dissolve faster) or to wash down the
infection.
Part 3: Condition of pain (primary dysmenorrhea)
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-primary dysmenorrhea can be treated OTC, secondary dysmenorrhea can’t be treated OTC.
-primary dysmenorrhea: cramping pain due to menstruation, rst few days of period.
-secondary dysmenorrhea: due to pelvic pathological conditions (in ovaries, uterus,
endometrium), it can be in any duration during the period.
It can happen if there is a tumor…> more serious condition.
-primary dysmenorrhea can start at menarche: rst menstrual cycle, or shortly after
menarche (after one year for example).
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Age: women about the age of 30 years old we have to be careful with them, because they may
have either primary or secondary dysmenorrhea.
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1-Age: P.D starts at menarche. It doesn’t not start at age (30-40).
2-nature of pain: intermittent or persistent ( for 3 days or lasts for 7 days of mensturation).
3-Severity of pain: the severity of pain is higher in P.D than the S.D.
P.D: variable pain (more severe), S.D: dull and variable pain.
4-onset of pain: P.D, at the beginning of mensturation. S.D, at any interval of period.
1-200 mg (4-6hr) for 2-3 days of ibuprofen is enough, if the patient has to start at the onset
(from the rst symptom of the mensturation).
2-Buscopan: smooth muscle relaxant, soothing the smooth muscles and the cramps will be
relieved.
3-Naproxen proved to have better bene ts, have less SE than ibuprofen, choose between
naproxen and ibuprofen.