"While Urispas (for bladder spasms) and Alkasol (to neutralize urine acidity) provide significant symptomatic relief, they do not treat the underlying bacterial infection. The fact that your burning sensation resurfaced as soon as your water intake decreased suggests that the bacteria are still present in your urinary tract. Relying only on these for another 7 days without an antibiotic may mask the infection and allow it to travel up to the kidneys
Next Steps
Aggressive Hydration: Now that you are back, aim for 3–4 liters of water daily. This is the best way to support any medical treatment for UTI.
Consult for Antibiotics: Show your symptoms to a physician or you connect and consult with me
to get a proper 5-day antibiotic course. This will ensure the infection is 'cured' rather than just 'suppressed.'
Health Tips
For a detailed recommendation on the right antibiotic based on your symptoms, a review of your urine reports, and direct follow-up, you can consult me directly through my profile.