Treatment of Recurrent Cystitis in Female Patients

This protocol is indicated for women who experience recurrent cystitis — defined as at least three episodes per year, or two or more episodes within the last six months.

Clinical Scenario

Female sex with recurrent cystitis meeting the frequency threshold: at least three episodes of cystitis per year, or two episodes of cystitis in the last six months.

Treatment Approach

Management includes a bladder instillation-based preventive strategy, indicated when less invasive preventive approaches have been unsuccessful.

The complete regimen, specific options, and clinical pathway are available in the full protocol.

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References

Recurrent cystitis is defined by at least three episodes of cystitis per year or two episodes of cystitis in the last six months.

Use endovesical instillations of hyaluronic acid or a combination of hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulphate to prevent recurrent cystitis in patients where less invasive preventive approaches have been unsuccessful.

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