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Urinary tract infection
Hi I was getting pain in my lower abdomen . I went for urine examination .period started on Jan 1st. Ovulated on 14th Jan . Planned for pregnency don't know result yet. The report said pus cells 35-40 with little blood leocosytes and nitrates positive and bacteria present . As we planned for pregnency don't know wether it happened or not so I was unable to take medications with out proper advise as it may effect my baby if I m pregnant . So kindly help me to reduce uti.
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Visit a gynecologist and get a routine urine culture test done. She will advise you antibiotics for treatment.
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Hi, just have lots of water and fluids, juices etc. It should help reducing it. Tou can use some alkalizers to reduce burning if you have it. Please consult doc prior taking antibiotics.
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Dr. Veena Vidyasagar
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Bangalore
The report indicates urinary tract infection. You should give sample for Urine culture and start antibiotics. Consult Doctor before starting antibiotics.
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