-Tests: CBC, ESR, CRP, blood sugar/HbA1c, urine routine & culture, LFT, RFT, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, HIV test if indicated, and ultrasound KUB -Treatment depends on urine culture and underlying cause; avoid repeated self-antibiotic use -Probiotics like Cap Vizylac once daily for 2 weeks may help after repeated antibiotic courses

-Maintain good hydration, sleep, nutrition, and hygiene -Avoid unnecessary antibiotics without culture confirmation -Contact me anytime on Practo for further consultation

You should ideally get evaluated by a physician/internal medicine specialist. Commonly advised tests in such cases include: 1. Basic screening: * CBC with differential * ESR/CRP * HbA1c (diabetes screening) * Liver and kidney function tests * Vitamin D and Vitamin B12 * Iron studies/ferritin 2. Urinary infection evaluation: * Urine routine + urine culture * Ultrasound KUB/prostate (if infections keep recurring) * Post-void residual urine if difficulty emptying bladder 3. Infection/immunity-related workup (if clinically needed): * HIV test * Immunoglobulin levels (IgG, IgA, IgM) * Chest evaluation if cough/weight loss persists * Blood culture during fever episodes 4. If typhoid symptoms keep recurring: * Avoid relying only on Widal test * Blood culture is more useful during active fever

* Do not take repeated antibiotics without culture reports whenever possible. * Sleep, nutrition, protein intake, hydration, and stress control are extremely important for immune recovery after TB/COVID. * Avoid smoking/alcohol if applicable. * Recurrent UTIs are sometimes due to low water intake, urinary retention, stones, prostatitis, or incomplete treatment. * Persistent fever, weight loss, night sweats, swollen lymph nodes, recurrent mouth ulcers, or frequent fungal infections should be evaluated promptly. * Keep a record of each infection episode, antibiotic used, fever duration, and culture report — this helps doctors identify patterns. A structured online consultation with an internal medicine specialist can help connect all these infections together and decide whether this is simply post-illness immune depletion or something that needs deeper evaluation.

Gut Health: "80% of your immunity lies in your gut. Since you had H. pylori, start taking a high-quality probiotic and focus on home-cooked, easily digestible food to rebuild your gut barrier." ​Hydration & Hygiene: "For recurring UTIs, drink at least 3 liters of water daily. Avoid outside food and untreated water completely for the next 3 months to prevent Typhoid relapse." ​Caution: "Do NOT take frequent cycles of broad-spectrum antibiotics without a culture report. This leads to 'Antibiotic Resistance,' making future infections much harder to treat." ​Red Flags: "If you experience unexplained weight loss, night sweats, or a fever that doesn't break with basic medication, please consult physically immediately

For a comprehensive 'Immunity Restoration' plan and a review of your past medical records to find the root cause, please book a full consultation session via my Practo profile."

I Strongly feel you need a very detailed evaluation- blood work as well as some radiology scans to assess where your body stands today after all these issues. Also the tests must include autoimmune panels, Vitamins as well as H pylori.

Be mindful of what, from where. how much you eat. Also use a  disposable mask at work, local or interstate travel. You may feel odd, but protecting yourself is the first duty towards yourself.