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Likely from recent catheter. Take regular paracetamol. Make sure not constipated. All the best. www.jgsr-health-education.in

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He has chronic cardiac failure, bilateral renal cysts,  enlarged prostate.  He should consult a physician physically for clinical examination and treatment accordingly.

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Your father (79 years old) has: • Burning lower abdominal sensation for 4 days • Recent catheter for 5 days • Urine flow normal • On Ciprofloxacin for 3 days • Urine culture: No growth • Urine routine: Mild pus cells (3–4), otherwise normal • Ultrasound: • Moderate prostatomegaly • Bilateral simple renal cysts (benign) • Grade I fatty liver • Bilateral basal pleural effusion with passive hepatic congestion (suggestive of heart strain) Important conclusion: This does NOT look like an active urinary infection (culture is negative). Continuing antibiotics is unlikely to help. Most likely cause of his burning pain is: • Post-catheter bladder irritation • Bladder spasm • Prostate-related irritation • Mild inflammatory cystitis (non-bacterial) At his age, after 5 days catheterization, this is common. The ultrasound heart-related findings are separate but important and need cardiology follow-up.

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