How to Reduce Pain Associated With Bladder Polyps

Pain arising in the condition of bladder is considered to be one the most severe of the pain of any other painful condition. Conditions of the bladder that are mainly responsible for production of pain are infection, inflammation and colic. The first symptoms of ladder polyps are indigestion followed by nausea and vomiting. Sometimes the condition of bladder polyps in later stages is manifested with heartburn, acidity in the stomach and fever. Many people can be found consuming painkiller tablets in large volumes to reduce the pain associated with bladder polyps.

Instructions

• 1

  Anesthetize the tissue near the urethral region with local anesthetic. By doing so the insertion of the cytoscope causes less pain to the patient.

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  Insert a cytoscope into the urethra, which is then moved up to the bladder region.

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  Saline/sterile liquid is then passed through the cytoscope that fills up the bladder fully. This will help in getting a clearer view of the inside of the bladder region.

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  View the clearer version of the interior of the bladder and locate the bladder polyp and remove it by performing cystotomy.