Cystopurin 3g Granules for Oral Solution is for the relief of the symptoms of cystitis.
The active substance in Cystopurin 3g Granules for Oral Solution is potassium citrate. Potassium citrate helps to relieve the symptoms of cystitis by making your urine less acidic, reducing the discomfort caused by acidic urine. It is when urine becomes too acidic that sypmtoms such as pain and burning occur when urinating. By making the urine less acidic these sensations are also relieved.
Cystopurin 3g Granules for Oral Solution - At the first burning, stinging signs of cystitis, you need relief - fast. That’s where Cystopurin can help. Cystopurin is a low-sodium 48 hour treatment for the symptoms of cystitis. Each pack of Cystopurin contains 6 sachets, which mix with water to make cranberry flavoured drinks.
Who gets cystitis?
Anyone can get cystitis at any age, although it is more common in women. Men and children should seek medical advice. The greatest group of sufferers, however, remains firmly in the sexually active age range. Sexual activity is a common cause of cystitis. Pregnancy, childbirth and the menopause may also be causes of cystitis.
Is urethritis different?
Urethritis refers to an inflammation/infection confined to the urethral tube, which carries urine to the outside. Urethritis is often the first step of an attack of real cystitis higher up in the bladder.
If you have had cystitis once are you more prone to getting it again?
Not necessarily. Find the cause and you can help prevent reoccurrence.
Is it hereditary?
There are no statistics that say cystitis is hereditary, it can happen to anyone.
I get it after sex, what can I do to prevent this?
If both partners wash before sex, then wash after sex with cool water, this may help prevent an attack. Also try and pass urine before sex and as soon as possible after, as this helps flush out any bacteria which may have entered the urethra.
Can it lead to more serious conditions?
Cystitis can progress to kidney infection, which is very painful and you will need to see your doctor for antibiotic treatment. It may also be confused with urethritis or interstitial cystitis.