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Urination examination with UTI
2 days I had urination examination- Albumin- Trace, Pus cell- 03-09hpf, RBC- 02-04...... I also had irritation in urethra and pain in penis shaft it started as I used to squeeze my testes and penis....
But after having antibiotic treatment and hydration therapy..... new results come out- Albumin- nil, RBC- nil pus cell- 02-03..... testicular and penis pain has gone completely and urethra is also improving with irritation..... what problem I had 2days ago.....?
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Man with UTI ? Needs evaluation to find out why it happens. As you don't see UTI common in men.
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Complete your course of antibiotics if you are already taking. Repeat culture. Then we can workup if it recurs again.
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Plenty of fluids. Citrus fruits can be of some help in relieving symptoms.
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Your symptoms which you were having suggest uti , which now has improved as seen with the latest urine reports.
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Dr. Mahanthagouda Earanna
Gastroenterologist
17 yrs exp
Bangalore
It looks like u had complicated urinary tract infection..pain is due to infection in the testis and penis ..we say this as epidydimo orchitis ..Complete the antibiotic course and u should be fine
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