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Passing Urine every 5 min
My mother is passing Urine every 5 min and complaining for numness on feet. She is diabetic but at present normal bp and sugar level
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Do urine exam for routin and microscopy
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In diabetes it will be risky so donot neglet
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Dr Pandian is right get a urine routine and microscopy done as it sounds like urinary tract infection.
Keep her hydrated as frequent urination may lead to dehydration.
Drink plenty of water.
Can give her syrup alkasol 5 ml 3 times in a day ( mix 5 ml syrup in 1 cup of warm water then give ok).
Tab Norfloxacin 400mg twice in a day for 5 day's ( after giving sample for urine routine and microscopy)
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It's urinary tract infection
Kindly do urine routine and culture test
You need antibiotics and alkaliser
Feel free to contact me for priscription and better treatment advice
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