I have experienced bladder inflammation before and I don't want to go through it again.

I had an experience where a bladder infection I had only heard about verbally suddenly became acute, and I was scared and confused.

I have heard that bladder inflammation, whether acute or chronic, tends to recur easily, so I am always cautious about it.

Sharing my experience with acute cystitis that I never want to go through again

Bladder infections and vaginitis are illnesses I have never heard of directly from people around me.

Although places like TV or articles describe it as a female disease that is easy to catch like a cold, experiencing the disease firsthand was very frightening.

I came in with a real emergency. At first, I didn't even know what was happening and wondered why I kept needing to go to the bathroom, but after experiencing the pain every time I urinated, I understood.

Cystitis is an inflammation-related condition that requires prompt attention, but I spent the day wondering why this was happening to me.

At first, I wanted to go to the bathroom too often.

When I see it and turn away, I want to go again, and after I go and come back, I want to go again.

Actually, when I went to the bathroom, I didn't have a large amount of urine, so I just thought it was strange, and half a day passed.

Now that I think about it, I realize I was really ignorant about illnesses. Even though I hadn't experienced it myself, I should have looked into it if there was anything different from usual, but I think I also had a bit of a disbelief or doubt.

After half a day had passed, I went to the bathroom and had a bowel movement, and the pain was really intense.

At that time, I realized something was wrong, and when I looked it up on the internet, I found that the symptoms matched a bladder infection.

Go to the hospital immediately to get a prescription for antibiotics.

If you take medicine properly, you will recover quickly, but if you leave it untreated, it can become chronic and cause severe pain, so I read a message advising to go immediately, so I went to the hospital as soon as I woke up the next day.

I went to the urology department for the first time, and luckily there were no other patients, but it was uncomfortable.

But since I was in pain first, I received medical treatment and a prescription.

The doctor also said that the reason is due to stress or weakened immunity.

So, eat well, rest well, and avoid alcohol.

I received medication for three days, took it on time and completed it, then went back to have the inflammation level checked.

It's really amazing that the symptoms disappeared immediately from the second day after taking the medication.

Still, since I was told to take all the medication, I finished the three-day supply, and when I rechecked the inflammation levels, they hadn't completely disappeared, so I took another three days' worth and visited again for a re-examination.

After confirming that the inflammation levels have completely dropped, I was told I don't need to take any more medication, and I felt relieved.

Since I can't control stress, I make sure to take good supplements to maintain my immunity.

Knowing the pain of urination, I never want to experience it again.