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Urine problem
I have never had such a problem before but I have been urinating frequently for the last two-three hours and my lower part is feeling heavy.
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Hi, I'm Dr Abhay Khandelwal,
Firstly, don't worry about your complaints it seems like a normal urinary tract infection.
Need to know if u have fever or any other symptoms like burning sensation while urinating.
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Next Steps
Go for urine ( culture and microscopy)
Health Tips
1) Drink extra water and other fluids for few days
2) avoid drinks that are carbonated or have caffeine or citrus juice, which can irritate your bladder
3) Use a heating pad: Apply warm heating pad to your lower belly or genital area to help with discomfort
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More likely to have urinary track infection, please get your sugar levels also checked.
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You may have a urinary tract infection.Get your urine analysis test and culture sensitivity.Use urispas 3 times daily to decrease the frequency,and urine alkaliniser 3 times daily till you fix an appointment with a general physician in your area.
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You might be suffering from urinary tract infection.
Get a urine microscopy and culture done.
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?Urinary Tract Infection.
Self-Care:
1. Limit fluids before bedtime
2. Avoid caffeine, alcohol, and carbonated drinks
3. Practice good hygiene.
4. Manage stress (meditation, yoga)
5. Stay hydrated
Next Steps
Advice:
COMPLETE URINE EXAMINATION
Review with reports
Health Tips
Dietary Changes:
1. Avoid spicy, acidic, or sugary foods
2. Increase fiber intake
3. Drink water in moderation
4. Avoid artificial sweeteners
5. Eat bladder-friendly foods (bananas, almonds)
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Hi… I think you get check for UTI (urinary track infection). And if you have family history of diabetes then you should get checked that too.
Next Steps
Urine routine examination and Urine Culture and sensitivity tests
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