Does bacterial cystitis cause pain and burning sensation before urination, back pain, chills, and fever?

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I read your query and understood your concern. I have reviewed your reports (attachments removed to protect the patient's identity). Recurrent cystitis can have various underlying causes, including renal stones, decreased bladder contraction leading to urine stagnation and infection, diabetes, poor hygiene, and post-menopause factors. You have a history of urinary tract infections since your youth. It is possible that genetic factors such as a small bladder or vesicoureteral reflux contribute to recurrent urinary tract infections, which can subsequently affect the kidneys. To provide a more accurate assessment of your kidneys, I suggest you share the final report from the radiologist of your MRI (magnetic resonance imaging). I suggest you undergo an ultrasound of the kidneys or directly proceeding with a non-contrast computed tomography (NCCT) scan of the kidneys. These imaging tests will provide valuable information regarding the presence of kidney stones, kidney size, and potential kidney infections. I hope this has helped you. Kindly follow up with the requested reports.

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I read your query and understood your concern. I have not identified any significant abnormalities in the kidneys based on the provided images. To obtain a more accurate assessment of the kidney status, I suggest you undergo an ultrasound (USG) or non-contrast computed tomography (NCCT) of the kidneys. Since the images you have shared (attachments removed to protect patient's identity) are insufficient to confirm the kidney status, it is important to rule out the possibility of kidney scarring through further diagnostic tests. I hope this has helped you. Kindly follow up if you have more doubts.

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