does hpv cause interstitial cystitis?

Question

What is the cause of interstitial cystitis?

Answer 1

Not likely: I am not aware of any correlation between hpv and interstitial cystitis.

Answer 2

None: Hpv is the virus responsible for genital warts and abnormal pap smears, leading to cervical cancer. Once thought to be one virus, we now know that there are over 100 strains and that close to 80% of all adults have or have had hpv exposure. If there are no large warts blocking the birth canal, then no changes to the routine birth plan are made and a routine delivery should be anticipated.

Answer 3

HPV effect on labor: To my knowledge hpv doesn't have an effect on labor or delivery. Nevertheless, there is a minimal chance that the child passing through an infected area will contract hpv. In most cases the baby will clear the virus spontaneously. The greater risk is to the mom during her pregnancy, and that if she has high risk hpv her cervix may change for the worse pathologically. She needs screening!

Answer 4

Rarely any: Hpv rarely causes any issues with labor and delivery.

Answer 5

Usually none : Hpv infection rarely causes a problem during delivery. Very large genital warts can block the birth canal and cause bleeding in rare cases. Although most cases of hpv infection resolve on their own the bigger risk is that precancerous cells of the cervix get worse during the time of the pregnancy. This will be monitored by your doctor.

Answer 6

Usually none : However, the decision of your provider as to the type of delivery is important.

Answer 7

Depends: It depends on the patient. Generally they get better or are stable.

Answer 8

Usually mild: Survey done by interstitial cystitis association found that ic symptoms increased slightly for women with mild or moderately severe ic. Symptoms improved for women with severe ic until 3rd semester. Inportant for all your dr.S to communicate and work together or better still consult with a perinatologist. Suppliments like folate (folic acid) and vit.B12 are vital. See www.Interstitialcystitisassociation.Com.

Answer 9

No: Unfortunately, a good number of people suffer from recurrent utis.

Answer 10

False: Contrary is that once you have had a UTI you will be more prone to get others.

Answer 11

One day or one week: Since today is thursday i assume you have only been on medication for one day and it takes more time than that for symptoms to resolve. If you have been on medication for a week then you need to see the dr. Because you may have resistant organism to cipro (ciprofloxacin). That is not uncommon.

Answer 12

Depends: On how sick you were when treatment was started, what your underlying medical issues are, and if the bacteria in your urine is sensitive to the antibiotics being prescribed. You should discuss with your treating doctor.

Answer 13

Good: Cipro (ciprofloxacin) is one of the most commonly prescribed abx for uti. Symptomatic improvement can start happening within 24-48 hours provided bug is sensitive to it.

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