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Urine tract infection

2017-05-11 07:15:58
Pus cells in my urine is >100hpf..is there any serious problem? While urination irritation occurs and pressure or urination occurs after discharge of urine...
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yess it is v.serious problem.. if not treated timely u can have septicemia, pyelonephritis and other complications needing hospital even i.c.u. admission.
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first give urine sample for culture and sensitivity immediately and start some antibiotic and urine alkalizer after consulting physician / gynaecologist.then antibiotics will be changed according to culture sensitivity report. till then drink 4-5 lit of water .. do frequent urination.

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