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Urinary discomfort
I have discomfort before urination.. feels better after urination.. i had uti last year and took antibiotics as prescribed by doctor.. but the discomfort is on and off. I can feel it some days like for a week and again am completely fine.. have done cultural nd urine routine several times , both are normal. CBC report is also normal
I have stomach ulcers .. endoscopy was not done but took tablets as prescribed by doctor.. but it reoccurs.. and have burning sensation in upper stomach some days.. is this related to the urinary discomfort?
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Stomach ulcers are not related to urinary infection-
life style adjustments are important to prevent this-you have to drink 12-15 glasses of water/fluids daily-please pass urine -every 3 hours- use clean toilets for passing urine-if you are forced to use dirty public urinals-try to pass urine in standing position-so that the micro droplets of fluids from floor may not fall on your private parts-leading to next UTI-clean your private area with soap and water-every time-when you pass urine-wash only from front to back-or else you may bring plenty of bacteria from vaginal area to urithral orifice -leading to UTI-
For your stomach ulcers —-food adjustments are most important-avoid oily;spicy;fried;coloured;preserved and junk food items;take ethnic food with plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables;take food as small quantity in frequent intervals-have dinner by 7 pm-mental positive health with smiling;helping others;chit chatting and avoiding negative mental energy like fear;anxiety;depression;anger is important-Do exercise;yoga;meditation for 30 minutes daily -If you are having above problems after having these life style changes for few days- then consult a Urologist and Gastroenterologist
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