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Lower UTI symptoms
Since day before yesterday I've had frequent urinary urgency. Sometimes I feel like I need to pee even when my bladder isn't full. There's been mild burning toward the end of urination, which has improved today. I now have a mild pain in the centre/lower abdomen just above the pubic area. I had intercourse two days ago with my regular partner.
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This is a classic post-coital lower UTI (cystitis) - urgency, burning at the end of the stream and that dull ache just above the pubic bone. Drink plenty of water through the day, pass urine after intercourse, and don't hold urine. Most such episodes need a short 3-day antibiotic course such as nitrofurantoin, chosen after a urine routine and culture. Do not take leftover antibiotics from home, that is how resistance starts.
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Get a urine routine and culture done, and start treatment on that basis. Fever with chills, back or flank pain, vomiting or blood in urine means the infection has gone up to the kidney and you must be seen the same day. You can book a Practo consult with me and I will prescribe the right antibiotic for you.
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UTI after intercourse is definitely a concern you need to do a urine routine examination and urine culture, also get an ICTC test to be on the safer side.
Next Steps
For now you can take KMAC UTI syrup(or something wirh similar composition) 15ml in 100ml water for 10 days, tablet urispas(flavoxate) 1 tablet after food thrice daily for 10 days
Health Tips
Drink plenty of water and for further inquiries kindly consult
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May be suffering from UTI ie urine infection, you need proper assessment and treatment to rule out other diseases.
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Connect and take consultation on PRACTO app for further assistance .
Health Tips
Drink plenty of water and keep hydrated..
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Must be cystitis
Do a urine routine examination.if there’s infection you’ve to take an antibiotic for E.Coli infection which is the commonest pathogen
Drink plenty of water and boiled barley water take an urine alkaliniser after consulting a Gp
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Tab. Nitrofurantoin 100 mg BD × 5 days
Tab. Paracetamol 500 mg SOS for pain
Adequate oral fluids.
Next Steps
Urine routine + microscopy karwa lein; agar symptoms persist/recur karein to urine culture & sensitivity karwana advisable hai.
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Treatment ke dauran fluids adequate rakhein. Agar fever, chills, vomiting, back/flank pain, blood in urine ya symptoms worsen hon, to promptly doctor ko consult karein. Pregnancy possible ho to antibiotic start karne se pehle pregnancy status confirm karein.
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Your urgency, burning, and lower abdominal pain after intercourse do fit a possible urinary tract infection.
Next Steps
A urine routine and culture test will confirm this and guide the right treatment for you.
Health Tips
Please see a doctor soon if your pain or burning worsens, since untreated infections can spread upward.
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