cystitis Definition
cys·ti·tis (sis tīt′is)
cystitis Usage Examples
Converse of object
- cause: Your body has defenses to prevent bacteria from causing cystitis.
- get: Between 20 to 40 per cent of women will get cystitis in their lifetime.
- have: The first time you have cystitis you should see your GP for advice.
- treat: There are a number of products available from your pharmacist to treat cystitis.
- prevent: Warm clothes on the lower part of the body will also help prevent cystitis.
- include: Symptoms are often not apparent, but can include cystitis, a discharge and irregular bleeding.
Adjective modifier
- interstitial: It is also used in the treatment of interstitial cystitis.
- uncomplicated: RESULTS: A total of 3,889 eligible patients with presumed acute uncomplicated cystitis were evaluated.
- bacterial: The term bacterial cystitis should technically be used where bladder inflammation is as a consequence of bacterial infection.
- acute: There is a large US study of telephone consultation for acute cystitis.
- recurrent: You are doing most of the things that are recommended for women who suffer with recurrent cystitis.
- chronic: Beside being an energizer and tonic, Jatoba has also given very good results in cases of acute and chronic cystitis and prostatitis.
Modifies a noun
symptom: If so, when I completed my course I did have radiation sickness which resulted in flu and cystitis symptoms.
Preposition: in
woman: The information given here refers to cystitis in women.
Browse dictionary entries near cystitis
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