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Escherichia coli is the pathogen that causes cystitis. 

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Escherichia coli is the pathogen that causes cystitis. 

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This exposure could result from a variety of factors:

1. Vaginal/anal intercourse

2. Those with weak bladder control

3. Failing to clean oneself after having a bowel movement

4. Undergoing a urethral catheter insertion

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Irritation or inflammation of the bladder, which is a component of the lower urinary system.

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Urine exhibits numerous changes including dark pigmentation, cloudiness and possible odor. While urinating, a person may feel a burning or stinging sensation. There is also a possibility of  one urinating blood. Additionally, there is a strong urge to regularly use the restroom. In general one may feel ill, achy, nauseous, and exhausted.

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Leaving the infection untreated it could progress to the kidneys, becoming an upper urinary tract infection, which is more difficult to treat. Along with the bladder wall stiffening which reduces a person's capacity to hold urine. It could also lead to difficulties with sexual intimacy.

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Antibiotics are typically the main course of treatment . Other methods that might be helpful include drinking lots of fluids, taking painkillers, and using alkalizers like Citravesent ural. This is a class of medication that function in increasing the pH of the urine.

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Young children and infants who still lack control over their bladders often display low-grade fever, pain or crying when urinating, slight behavioral changes, and occasionally, bad-smelling urine.