Why do I have cystitis? How to cure this disease forever

Every woman has faced acute cystitis at least once in her life.
Pain, burning, frequent urination — and this is not the entire list of symptoms that this disease "gives" us.
Cystitis does not threaten life, but it can... significantly spoil it. Some of its types, without timely treatment, lead to dangerous complications — destruction of the bladder and damage to the kidneys.
In this book, urologist Ekaterina Rostovtseva will tell you everything you need to know about cystitis, its causes, symptoms, and effective treatment methods.
The author will explain why inflammation of the bladder is a "female" disease, what factors provoke it, and what needs to be done to prevent unpleasant sensations from returning.

You will learn:
· What to do at the first symptoms of cystitis?
· What types of this disease are considered dangerous?
· What treatment methods are effective, and which are useless or even harmful?
· How to avoid unpleasant consequences of sexual intercourse?
· What psychological factors increase the risk of cystitis?
· How to treat during pregnancy?

This book will not replace a doctor's consultation, but will help determine the nature of the disease, protect against dangerous misconceptions about cystitis, and show tools to combat it.
"Our society has greatly lacked reliable information about such a simple and yet complicated disease as cystitis. Millions of women suffer from this ailment, spending terrifying amounts of money to heal, to find help. Now it will be enough just to read this book, and everything will fall into place.
The book presents and discusses important topics, and, most importantly, gives clear recommendations on how and what to do to meet cystitis as rarely as possible. Everything is written in simple language. Every woman needs such a book. It is not only about cystitis, it is generally about intimate health. At the same time, a scientific approach is clearly felt, which is why I can confidently recommend the book for reading to my colleagues, the doctors. I would even suggest using it as a textbook."
Alena Lyublinskaya, urologist, author of blogs urolog_alena