A bladder fistula is an abnormal connection between the bladder and another organ or body surface (such as the bowel or vagina). The abnormal connection causes urine to leak into areas where it does not belong, leading to potential complications.
This condition can lead to:
Several types of bladder fistulas can cause varying symptoms and reactions, depending on the location and size of the fistula. Common symptoms include urinary incontinence, recurrent urinary tract infections, and blood in the urine (hematuria).
Visit an expert at Z Urology for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment of this sensitive condition.
This is the most common type of bladder fistula. It connects the bladder to the vagina. A vesicovaginal fistula can result in persistent urinary leakage through the vagina.
A vesicointestinal fistula is the abnormal connection of the bladder to the bowel. It can cause bowel issues and pneumaturia, which is when gas and air bubbles pass in urine.
A cutaneous fistula is the abnormal connection between the bladder and the skin’s surface. It can cause urine leakage through the skin, which increases the risk of infection and swelling.
Bladder fistulas can be caused by several urinary and overall health factors.
Visit an expert at Z Urology for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment of this sensitive condition.
Expert urologists use advanced diagnostic screenings to accurately identify and assess bladder fistulas. Diagnosis typically involves:
Treatments also vary from patient to patient, depending on the type of fistula. At Z Urology, innovative treatments include:
Reach out to bladder experts at Z Urology to determine the best treatment for bladder fistulas.
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