Patient's question:
My sister's child has had a hunchback since he was young, and he also didn't grow tall. The family made plenty of bone soup and milk for him, but he was still the same as before. As parents, we noticed something was wrong and had him thoroughly checked at the hospital, where it was diagnosed as rickets. I just want to know if rickets affect a child's height?Doctor's answer:
Cystitis glandularis is a special type of inflammation with tissue fibrosis and a high risk of recurring cancer. In clinical diagnosis, it can be treated surgically, and follow-up examinations should be conducted regularly after the surgery. If you experience the symptoms mentioned again after the surgery, it is important to check for urinary tract infections, as inflammation caused by bacterial infections. You can undergo a urinalysis and MRI examination. If it is a bacterial infection-induced inflammation, antibiotics can be used for treatment. It does not necessarily have to be a postoperative complication.