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Recurrent Urinary infection
Recurrent urinary infection for the past 2,3 years. Burning sensation after pee. Itching and presence of white dust like particles in the folds of labia minora. In the urine test there is pus cells and epithelial cells present.In urine culture there is presence of EColi bacteria. Even after taking antibiotics ( both tablets and injection) there is relief only for 2 , 3 weeks.
At present, there are 18-20 epithelial cells and 4-6 pus cells in the urine test.
Doctor, why is it so ? What is the remedy?
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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