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Sexually transmitted diseases
Mam i am having burning sensation in urine as well parts near by. And little pain also in pelvic area and vaginal area. I had done my urine routine test today and the pus cell are highly increased they are 119 and bacteria is present. And i have regular sex with my partner without the use of condom. So is there any chances of sexually transmitted diseases or infection.
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Its UTI.. you will have to take full course of antibiotics depending on the culture report
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It's urinary tract infection.
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Dr. Anuradha Tamaria
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Delhi
Urine routine report suggest urinary tract infection. But if you also have discharge or itching in perineal region, you need to consult a Gynecologist in person for examination to rule out genital infection. Also get urine culture test done to confirm infection and antibiotic sensitivity.
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Consult Gynecologist
Urine test culture & sensitivity
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Plenty of fluids
Use condoms (protection against infection)
Avoid using any cream/Razor/products on private parts.
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