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UTI E.Coli
Two months ago I observed black dots coming out of my urine, I did a USG , it was normal, but I was diagnosed with E .Coli UTI in the Urine culture test , took antibiotics, again two weeks back again I observed black dots in urine, again I did a USG , nothing found, took medicine, got resolved, please suggest how i can get fully cured and stop the infection from recurrence.
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Recurrent E. coli UTI needs proper evaluation to identify the underlying cause. Please consult a urologist for further assessment and complete the prescribed treatment. Stay well hydrated and avoid self-medicating.
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Dr. Jatin Soni
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