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UTI after Delivery
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History: My wife delivered a healthy baby in WK36 of her pregnancy on 11th Mar through Caesarean.
She is now suffering from UTI after Cesarean on 11Mar. She is having mild fever and sometimes acute pain during urination and after.
Presently she is on medication with Martifur MR 100 and SOS paracetamol when needed for last 4-5 days.
Kindly suggest
1. if ongoing line of treatment is ok
and how much more time will it take for UTI to cure?
2. Any home remedies to suggest.
3. Will it affect the baby?
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Get a urine routine & culture
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before taking your antibiotics you should have done a urine culture and sensitivity test and then taken antibiotic but if you've already taken it then I do it yourself and finish the course
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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32 yrs exp
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