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Sir iam again having urine colour light brown/red with recurrent pelvic area and lower back pain I have previously also had uti in last month(03/06/2025) doctor advised some meds and I used it for 5days & uti gone , so should I use same meds prescribed previously? I attached june month doctor prescription Please advice Thank you!!
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Before starting treatment again you go through basic report like - CBC - URINE RM - KFT & USG ABDO & KUB
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Hello, For Medical Diagnosis and Treatment please pay and consult at practo or pay and consult at WhatsApp. My WhatsApp number is same as my mobile number . My WhatsApp number is +91959508739nine. Take a glass of milk daily. Thanks. Dr☆MPB  , Dr Praful Mahamuni, Family Doctor, MBBS . Jai hind. 🇮🇳
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Need further investigation and proper history.
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Urine Routine Microscopy Urine culture and sensitive please attach history for antibiotic use. CBC KFT
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drink more water. avoid soft drinks and fried foods.
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Attached proscription not define UTI , Advice investigations- Urine routine microscopy and complete blood picture and peripheral blood smear study and Usg Kub. Take tab Drotin 80 mg PO - SOS for pain. And take plenty of water.
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Send reports when its done .
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O yes u can Key factor Plenty of water n liquid lemonade electoral buttermilk. To increase output of urine so infection comes out.
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Please share details of your symptoms,  did you have any problem of urethral discharge before? Get mid stream sample of first morning sample of urine examined microscopically for confirming infection. Drink more water daily. Take tab cefi'xime 200mg one morning and one evening for 5days. Neeri syp.  5m.l. every 8 hours for 7 days. For pain, tab paracetamol 500mg one stat, if pain is more.
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Light brown or red urine along with pelvic and lower back pain may suggest a possible recurrent urinary tract infection (UTI) or even involvement of the kidneys (like pyelonephritis), especially if pain radiates to the back. 1. Do Not Self-start the Old Medication Yet • While your previous prescription might have helped, recurrent infections may need a different antibiotic based on resistance patterns or urine culture. • Starting the wrong antibiotic might mask symptoms without fully curing the infection, or lead to resistance. Advice: Urine Routine and Microscopy Test Urine Culture and Sensitivity Drink plenty of fluids
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Consult with a good doctor
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Its not common for men to have recurrent UTI. In men such symptoms warrant to undergo thorough evaluation. Pelvic pain with UTI symptoms we need to rule out prostate infection and inflammation called prostatitis.
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Get a urine routine test, and get your consultant do a prostate examination. serum PSA is suggested. Better to do an ultrasound too. hygiene and sexual history are also necessary.
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Do not take previous antibiotics without professional advice.
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Use same
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Take medications. Needs to be evaluated.
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Dear patient you are having a history of uti with red brownish urine..indicate there may some blood inside urine.. Calours is due to blood or something else need to be seen. Uti in male is already a complicated uti. U are having recurrence of uti.. Need more history. 1) fever ..how much is the fever. 2)pain lower abdomen radiating or not. 3) calor of urine same every time or its changes during multiple time in a day. 4) how many days u are having this . Need examination. Renal angle tenderness yes or not. Investigation to be planned. Urine routine examination. Urine for dysmorphic rbcs . Urine culture sensitivity. USG abdomen KUB Need work up detailed history .
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need work up.
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Pls connect for better understanding and solution of your issue.Drink atleast 2-3 litres of water throughout the day.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Ultrasound to be done fist
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Red or brownish urine is not a good sign. It can mean there's blood in the urine, which may happen due to infection, stones, or more serious issues. Since you're getting repeated UTI symptoms, and now the urine is red/brown, it's important not to use old medicines without checking.
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Get a urine test done (Urine Routine + Culture) to find the exact cause and which antibiotic is needed. Don't take previous medicines again without checking with a doctor. kindly consult a doctor. don't self medicate.
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Drink 3–4 litres of water daily, avoid fried or spicy food.
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Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits Fiber meal Do connect and consult
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Kindly do urine routine microscopy and review
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