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Bladder problems
Let me try to sum it up. Im a female and 19. I've had many bladder infections. Usually they go away. However this one hasn't since January. Been on two antibiotics. Only worked while I was on them. My symptoms are frequent urge to pee and burning during and after. Seriously the burning lasts all day. Everyday. I know the ins and outs of bladder infections so i know I am doing everything right on the outside of my, you know. Tonight, as Im laying down, it feels like I have to pee. I just went. Twice. And it feels like I haven't peed in hours. My tests came up negative for bacteria as well. So. Yeah. And idk if this plays a role or not but my doctor thinks I have pleurisy now. Unclear. Lungs were clear, just pain while breathing. Im on an anti-inflamotory and the pain won't go away and has to get better. So. Idk what to do or think. I've been to the doc three times since Jan...
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Recurrent urinary infection occurs either due to low immunity,or poor genital hygiene.for immunity take fruits vegetables and milk products.take plenty of fluid.avoid using public toilets.wash from front to backward.better wash your hands before going to toilet.and consult your gynaecologist for control of infection and symptomatic treatment.
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