Question 1

what causes cystit?

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Cystitis: Anything that irritates the lining of the bladder can cause cystitis. This is most commonly seen with bladder infections. There are other conditions that will cause inflammation or irritation to the wall of the bladder including interstitial cystitis. See your dr. If it doesn't resolve.

Question 2

can cystitus be painless?

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Most likely no: Pain is one the sign of this disease, some get to chronic stage and patient could get accustomed to the problem.

Question 3

does biopsy checks for cystis?

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Yes : Yes, cystitis will usually be seen on a biopsy. A biopsy may not be necessary.

Question 4

what is a periportal cyctic lesion?

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Portal veins: The portal veins are around the liver so a periportal cystic lesion is a cyst near those veins. Cysts are fluid filled sacs that can occur anywhere in the body and they are usually a benign finding and are not concerning.

Question 5

can cystis cause pelvocaliectasis in the kidney?

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Here are some ...: The finding of pelvicocaliectasis may be inborn - insignificant or UTI-related in childhood or residual effect after prior events of ureteral blockage or refluxing ureter; but either one will not affect what and how you will be treated now for common lower UTI - cystitis. More? Ask treating Doc or urologist timely for further elaboration &amp; counseling.

Question 6

please tell me what is a benign cystic taratoma?

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Dermoid cyst: A cystic teratoma is a type of tumor that arises from egg or sperm cells, in the ovaries or testicles. Teratomas can contain undeveloped tissue or a number of different kinds of mature tissue, including fat, hair, teeth, gland and muscle. A cystic teratoma may also be described as a mature teratoma, or a dermoid cyst. It is more likely to contain well-defined types of benign tissue.

Question 7

i have fitz hugh curtis syndrome. what should i do?

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Gonorrhea: Perihepatitis due to neisseria gonorrheae or chlamydia is known as the fitz-hugh-curtis syndrome. Treatment is with antibiotics for the infection and pain medication for symptoms. This is often diagnosed through laparoscopy. You should inform your sexual partner of the risks and they should be treated.

Question 8

what does a 6.4 x 3.5 cm cystic lesion with internal septation mean in plain english?

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Complex cyst: A simple cyst is a fluid filled sac. A complex cyst may have internal septations which are walls separating the cyst into different compartments. Lesion is a generic term for an abnormal growth.

Question 9

what is a hypoechoic cystic lesion?

Accepted Answer

Indeterminate: A true cyst on ultrasound is, by definition, echo free or anechoic. A hypoechoic nodule has low level internal echoes that are less than surrounding tissue but not actually a cyst. So the finding is indeterminate.

Question 10

how to manage cystic lesion in talus?

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Depends: This will require more information. Is it painful? Does it involve the cartilage? Has MRI test been performed?

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