10 Cystitis Symptoms

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Cloudy Urine

Cloudy urine, sometimes with an unpleasant odor, can be a cystitis symptom, particularly when cystitis is caused by a urinary tract infection. Bacteria in the bladder can alter the appearance of urine, making it appear cloudy, dark or both. Urine may also appear cloudy when small traces of blood or pus are present.

Drinking plenty of water can help lessen the urine's cloudy appearance and flush bacteria out of the body.

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