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Frequent urge to urinate

2017-08-24 12:23:08
From this morning, I seem to have a urine infection, where after passing urine, within 5-10mins I have the urge to urinate again and pass very little urine. I have been having this very frequently & my doc earlier advised to drink lot of water Nd use cotton panties and avoid public toilets. Also frm two days I have throat infection Nd taking meds
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She may use syrup citralka two to three times a day along with intake of lots of water in order to flush out Infection if there is any ,if still the problem persists then she would need to take a course of antibiotics to resolve this issue., for further details u may get back to us.

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