Published 1 year ago

Dr. Roach: Bladder inflammation requires no treatment

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My 53-year-old son was recently diagnosed with cystitis glandularis. Persistent inflammation in the bladder can lead to a change in the cells lining the bladder. This does not by itself mean that the lining of the bladder will become cancerous. Biotin interferes with several lab test results, mostly in hormone testing.

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The Detroit News

Dr. Roach: Bladder inflammation requires no treatment

This condition in general is called “metaplasia,” but does not by itself mean that the lining of the bladder will become cancerous.

1 year ago·Detroit, United States

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Lewiston Sun Journal

Rare condition of bladder inflammation requires no treatment

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am looking for some clarification on cystitis glandularis. My 53-year-old son was recently diagnosed with this condition. He has been experiencing urinary frequency/urgency for more than two years. He is in excellent health and works out religiously, but he does smoke. Online research provides conflicting opinions. Some sites indicate that it […]

1 year ago·Lewiston, United States

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