Precautions for using a cystoscope

Cystoscopy should be avoided in acute cystitis. The examination of acute cystitis, in addition to based on the history and signs, need to do midstream urine examination. Urine contains pus cells and red blood cells. In order to timely treatment, the urine smear can be examined by Gram staining to initially identify the nature of bacteria, and bacterial culture, colony count and antibiotic sensitivity test can be performed at the same time to provide a more accurate basis for future treatment. Elevated white blood cells in the blood.
Due to the invasive nature of the cystoscopy, most patients will have mild hematuria, frequent urination, and painful urination after the examination. Patients should be told to drink plenty of water after the examination and take antibacterial drugs appropriately to prevent infection. As long as the indications of cystoscopy are strictly grasped and carefully operated, there are generally no complications. However, patients should also be told that if they have fever, severe hematuria, pain and other conditions, they should return to the hospital in time to avoid serious complications.