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Frequent urination without pain
Frequent urination without no pain , for few days now I am not diabetic...just frequent urination after peeing I feel like bladder is not empty after some time I will go to restroom again ...so I started taking lots of water incase there an infection
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Check your random blood sugar levels,
U need to visit lab for your Urine sample - Routine microscopic examination required.
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You should get your urine examination and blood sugar levels done. In the meantime you should start taking some Alkaline Syrup and tab Urispas. Consult with a Gynaecologist or a General Physician on Practo with the investigation reports.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
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Get a test called urine routine
More than 5 pus indicates infection n warrants antibiotics
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