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My cystoscope shows i have a bladder inflammation. the urologist said it doesn't, t look normal. what does it mean? he said he does not think it is can
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Inflammation : Chronic bladder inflammation is not unusual, seen in conditions of obstruction or infection, in other chronic conditions such as diabetes, and as a reaction to urinary irritants such as acidic foods, carbonation and even dehydration. So there can be lots of reasons for this other than cancer. Follow closely with your urologist to find the best solution for you.
Answered 4/19/2013
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