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Urine analysis pain urine
Done 2 times urine analysis with 3months gap ( routine microscopic)...both came normal.
Still pain and burning urine mostly after sleep or less urine...
Is this serious infection?
Started 1 year ago.
It comes and goes in days.
Prostatitis or urethra problem?
Should I go for usg?
Taken 1 week cefixime ofloxine
both time ..syp Potrate mb6
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I understand that you have pain and burning sensation on and off while passing urine for one year
Your urine routine report is normal
Hence it is unlikely to be UTI
Next Steps
It looks like chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CPPS)
There are many reasons for CPPS
1. Problem with prostate (Prostatitis)
2. Bladder problem (Cystitis)
3. Could be Neurological
4. Problem with muscles maintaining the urinary pathway
5. Food triggers related
6. Psycho-social causes
We have to assess your urinary, psychosocial, organ specific, infection, neurologic/systemic, and tenderness of skeletal muscle (UPOINT) system
Have to Calculate your GUPI (Genito urinary pain index)
which can be then be used to guide treatment accordingly
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Have to meet a good Urologist for starting evaluation and treatment
please stop antibiotics and potrate
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