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Burning sensation after pee
For the past few months I have been experiencing burning sensation in my vagina after I pee. there is no problem in pee but I feel skin burning no itching problem at all and it gets better after 10 to 15 mins and even though I don't face this issue on a regular basis. please guide
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With the information you have provided it seems you may have urinary tract infection. However to confirm I would like to ask a few more questions before starting you on treatment for the same. Kindly do a RBC, WBC, Platelets, Haemoglobin along with a urine routine. For the treatment you can contact me via a consult with the reports.
Next Steps
blood and urine tests as advised and consult with reports
Health Tips
maintain self hygiene including regular baths and change of inner wear.
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Hi., I can understand your concern.
It can be due to Urinary tract infection.
Take syp.citralka 5 ml in 100 ml water at night after food for 5 days.
Next Steps
plan for urine complete and urine culture tests if issue persist.
Health Tips
drink adequate water.
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Hey
Next Steps
Please make sure you’re maintaining good personal hygiene, if every thing in your hygiene is good, I’d like to recommend you to get a urine culture examination done just to rule out any sort of infection if the genital tract.
Even though, this might be nothing , getting checked out.would be helpful in making the diagnosis and getting to the root of the cause. Hope you feel better.
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