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You are likely to have a urinary infection. Visit a gynaecologist and get a routine urine culture test done to rule out any infection and follow the medication course as prescribed. Drink plenty of fluids.
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Get ur urine r/m and c/s tests done and take citrosoda sachet in a glass of water twice a day, tablet urispas twice a day for three days and lots of fluid.. u ll feel much better..
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