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Urgency/frequency to urinate increased
For the past 8-10 days my frequency and urgency to urinate has increased with mild discomfort in lower left groin.
I am running to the loo 10-12 times a day and I consume about 2.5- 3l of water.
I also had covid in April 2021 and it's been 14 days since I recovered.
I did a routine urine test which is attached.
Is this UTI ?
I am consumed nilfas100 for 5 days without much improvement.
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What is the frequency at night?
Did you get up at night for urination during this time?
Do you have any pain while passing urine?
Next Steps
needs a Voiding diary (frequency- volume chart) in Time- intake of liquids, Time - volume of urine output format for at least 3 days.
urine culture is also required
Health Tips
Avoid taking Acidic foods and bladder irritants ( you can search them in google)
try to take neutral ph liquid only
sometimes tea, coffee, alcohol can cause these problems..stopping or by decreasing their intake can help you..
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