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Frequently need to go for urine pass
My mother going to frequently for urine from back 2days and that too in every 30 to 40mnts , given urispas tablet to her as a doctor adviced but when it takes she feel relief for some 3 to 4hrs , again d problem start, kindly suggest what tests we need to do to rule out d problem, she don't have any bp Or daibities problem, she feeling so pain in legs and very weak bcoz of this problem
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Firstly get an CBC and urine r/m done and then kindly go for the online consultation for futher evaluation.
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may be infection so consult persinally for proper guidance
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get urine test done.. most probably it is UTI..
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Dr. Manhar Jogi
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Ahmedabad
Please do urine test
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