Nowadays, with the development of social economy, my country's medical level is gradually improving. There are many ways to treat bladder inflammation. Among them, bladder irrigation is one of the methods to treat bladder inflammation, which can achieve an anti-inflammatory effect. , so what is the purpose and method of bladder irrigation? Then follow me and read the following article. The purpose and method of bladder irrigation
Bladder irrigation is a method in which fluid is injected into the bladder under pressure through an indwelling urinary catheter for flushing. Its purpose is to clean the bladder, dilute urine, remove sediments, prevent urinary catheter blockage, maintain smooth urine drainage, etc. It is mostly used for patients after upper urinary tract surgery and urinary incontinence. Bladder irrigation methods are divided into open irrigation method, closed irrigation method, continuous closed irrigation method, etc. The commonly used sterile irrigation solution is physiological saline, etc.
Sodium bicarbonate can flush the bladder. Sodium bicarbonate is used to alkalinize urine and remove intestinal mucus. In normal times, you should pay attention to a balance between work and rest, drink more boiled water, and promote the body’s metabolism and excretion. Go to the hospital for check-ups or re-examinations in a timely or regular manner, pay attention to your sleep quality, and maintain a good life pattern.
Using sodium bicarbonate flushing solution can buffer the irritation of the anastomosis and neobladder caused by acidic urine, prevent stenosis and infection of the anastomosis and neobladder, and is conducive to the survival of the neobladder and the smooth flow of the outflow tract. Reduce the various irritations of urine to the neobladder and keep the neobladder and outlet open. It is recommended that examination and treatment be carried out in a regular large hospital. Flushing the bladder with sodium bicarbonate can alkalize the urine and reduce irritation, which is beneficial to the condition.
Under normal circumstances, physiological saline is isotonic. There will be no sequelae such as water intoxication. It is recommended to pay attention to health care in life, work and rest on time, stay up less late, drink more warm water, do more aerobic exercise, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and avoid spicy and other irritating foods for the time being. Pay attention to local hygiene. Take a shower frequently. Change underwear frequently. What medicine should be used for bladder irrigation?
Commonly used flushing solutions include 0.02 nitrofurazone, 0.02 refurnoir, 3-boric acid and isotonic saline, etc. The water temperature is 35℃-37℃. If there is bleeding in the bladder, use cold flushing fluid. Flush 2-3 times a day, with 50-100ml of medicinal solution each time. The volume of flushing fluid after bladder surgery should not exceed 50ml. Observe the patient's reaction during flushing. If there is abnormality such as blood flowing out or severe pain, or the return volume is less than the infusion volume, the patient should be flushed. Stop flushing.
Indwelling catheter is a common clinical auxiliary treatment technology. Currently, closed urinary catheterization and drainage systems are widely used in clinical practice. Therefore, under the premise of strict aseptic operation, the probability of urinary tract infection can be significantly reduced. However, for patients with long-term indwelling catheterization, the catheter remains in the body for a long time, and the probability of bacterial invasion increases, and the rate of urinary tract infection also increases. Bladder irrigation can effectively reduce the infection rate in patients with long-term indwelling urinary catheters. 2. Bladder irrigation refers to using a urinary catheter to pour irrigation fluid into the bladder to dilute urine, prevent urinary catheter blockage, and help quickly remove bacteria, urine sediment crystals and shed mucosa in the patient's bladder. The siphon principle is then used to drain out the poured liquid. Prevent bacterial growth and reproduction in the bladder.