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Constipation and UTI
2 weeks ago I had UTI started and I'm taking antibiotics (Novidat 500mg and Vibramycin 100mg) from last 7 days. My constipation is getting worse day by day due to antibiotics and I had anal fissure healed a month ago. I eat fruits, Vegetables, and yogurts daily + I'm taking laxatives too. If I leave the antibiotics UTI symptoms starts again. What should I do now? I'm in trouble from both sides (Please solve my query here, I'm from different country I cannot book online consultation)
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Hello, Go for the urine culture ,ESR if possible KUB
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For UTI you need to do urine routine and urine culture reports before antibiotics. Anyway 7 days antibiotic course is enough for uncomplicated UTI.
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Tb pilon tds x 10 dys Lactocare 10 ml twice daily Sitz bath
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continue laxative
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Drink more water, continue laxative s
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