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Urine output less
My urine output has become low as I drink 2litre water 15 days back I had UTI which is negative now but pus cells(30_40) are still there with negative urine culture my kft was normal with 0.7 serum creatinine,plz tell the cause?
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Don't worry! Repeat urine test after 1 week.
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Increase fluid intake is advisable
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Would like to discuss in details. Kindly consult.
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Need to see the reports and medication history. Kindly consult
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Get hydrated well
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report urine routine a week after
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still the same need consultation
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