Urinary retention is a pathological condition characterized by incomplete emptying of the bladder and intermittent urination. Most often, it occurs against the background of other inflammatory diseases of the genitourinary organs. Urinary retention is called ischuria. Depending on the form of the disease, treatment can be medicinal or surgical.
You can determine the cause of urinary retention and get rid of the unpleasant symptom in the multidisciplinary medical center "K + 31". Qualified doctors successfully perform urological operations on new generation equipment, due to which the patient recovers faster, and the risk of complications is minimized.
Urinary retention in men occurs with adenoma, prostatitis and prostate cancer. There is also no urine with neurological disorders, such as multiple sclerosis, after a stroke.
Acute urinary retention in women can be observed after childbirth, with hypothermia of the genitourinary system, diabetes mellitus, genital herpes. Often, the pathological process is caused by uterine fibroids, which, as they grow, compress the bladder or urethra.
With acute urinary retention, the patient is concerned about the following symptoms:
Sometimes the stream of urine is suddenly interrupted. The patient is bothered by the feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder.
Chronic urinary retention in men and women is accompanied by the following symptoms:
In most cases, ischuria develops as a secondary disease, so the patient may complain of other symptoms of urological disorders that led to urinary retention. A thorough examination is required to determine the cause of the pathological condition.
Emergency care for acute ischemia begins with ensuring the outflow of urine. To do this, doctors use the following methods:
Catheterization is prohibited in acute orchitis, urethritis and prostatitis. Also, a catheter is not inserted in case of mechanical damage to the bladder and urethra, an abscess in the prostate gland. In such cases, the patient is shown cystostomy.
Before starting treatment of an elderly patient, the doctor determines why there is no urge to urinate. In case of infectious diseases of the urinary tract, antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs and uroseptics are prescribed. Antispasmodics are used to relieve pain and reduce the number of urges to go to the toilet.
If the patient has diabetes, insulin therapy is performed. In case of urinary retention during menopause, estrogen replacement therapy is prescribed. In case of overactive bladder, M-anticholinergics are indicated.
If urinary retention is caused by neuroses, the elderly patient is prescribed antispasmodics and sedatives.
Ischuria in the elderly often develops against the background of multiple sclerosis. Therefore, it is important to adjust the immune system, take corticosteroid hormones during an exacerbation of the disease, and in more severe cases, use plasmapheresis to remove antibodies from the blood.
In case of an inflammatory process in the body, the patient is prescribed antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs. If a man has no urine due to benign prostatic hyperplasia, he is prescribed alpha-blockers or 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors. In the presence of tumors, strictures and severe lesions of the prostate, surgery cannot be avoided.
If ischuria is caused by a neurogenic and stressful nature, injections of M-anticholinergics are used to restore the outflow of urine. The patient is also recommended to take sedatives. If urine retention occurs due to taking medications, the doctor cancels them and adjusts the treatment regimen.
In case of urolithiasis, the patient is prescribed crushing and extraction of the stone. If urinary retention is caused by prostate cancer, doctors perform radical prostatectomy, external beam radiation therapy or brachytherapy to remove the tumor.
Catheterization or cystostomy is used to immediately remove urine from the bladder. Depending on the clinical manifestations and causes of urinary retention, a catheter can be installed temporarily or permanently. The second option is necessary in severe cases when it is impossible to restore the natural process of urination.
Complications after surgery are extremely rare. These include bleeding, damage to the wall of the bladder or intestine.
During rehabilitation, it is necessary to regularly treat the postoperative wound and monitor the outflow of urine into the urine bag. Pain syndrome can persist for 2-3 days. Painkillers are indicated to eliminate it.
To prevent ischuria, doctors recommend following a number of rules:
To prevent diseases of the genitourinary system, it is important to eat a balanced diet. The diet should include fruits and vegetables, foods rich in fiber. You should avoid eating fatty foods and smoked foods.
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Types of ischuria
Taking into account the peculiarities of the course of ischuria, there are two types:
Long-term acute urinary retention (ICD-10 - R33) provokes the proliferation of bacteria and their spread to other genitourinary organs. Pathogenic microorganisms can cause cystitis, orchitis, pyelonephritis. Also, the danger of ischuria is the rupture of a full bladder and the development of peritonitis. Acute urinary retention requires emergency medical care, since dangerous complications can occur.
Chronic urinary retention provokes prolonged stagnation of urine and increased pressure in the bladder. Against the background of this process, vesicoureteral reflux is formed, in which urine flows from the bladder back into the ureter. The pathological process disrupts the physiological dynamics of the upper urinary tract, which provokes hydronephrosis.
Stagnate urine has an optimal temperature for the reproduction of bacteria and is a valuable nutrient medium for them. Secondary cystitis is detected in 95% of patients with chronic ischuria.
Concentrated secondary urine contains a large amount of calcium salts, which, in combination with protein, bacteria and leukocytes, cause urolithiasis. In addition, the chronic form of ischuria threatens kidney inflammation and the development of renal failure.