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Urinary infection
Urinary infection over 3 months mom take treatment but the infection was not yet cure and she also had diabetes
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What treatment was she taking?
Have you consulted a gynecologist?
If not, then consult a gynecologist and get a urine culture test done. Also, since she is diabetes then ask your mother to consume less sweet items and drink plenty of water. This may help get relief from the urinary infection.
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Hi practo user. As you will control the sugars the urinary infection will be cured.Do urine culture, if sensitive to nitrofurantoin give fir more days. If menopausal then meet gynaecologist, sometimes due to less hormones the perineal area becomes dry and urinary infection occurs frequently.
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Treat diabetes...gotta take higher antibiotics(tab.martifur 100 mg twice a day for 10 days),lots of water,Taj syp cital
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi. Make sure her sugars are under control. Also, get a urine culture done. Ensure plenty of fluids. Has she attained menopause?
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