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Urine sensation
I am continuously having the urge to pee even after passing urine. When i go to washroom again then no urine comes out but sensation still remains. Urine is hazy (soapy foam type) and pain in left side of stomach below ribs
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You might have urinary retention. Plz go in person to consult a gynaecologist as they will have to examine you . Do a urine analysis to rule out urine infection .
This could also maybe due to increased sugar levels .
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Dr. Poonguzhali Liston
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello ,
From the symptoms - it looks like a urinary tract infection .
Due to inflammation and irritation caused to the urinary tract , there is an urge to pass urine repeatedly.
U will have to get a urine routine , culture and sensitivity to rule out infection.
Also USG - abdomen and pelvis to rule out kidney stone as the cause for ur left side pain .
- drink plenty of fluid
You will need antibiotics
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- consult in person.
- urine routine
, culture and sensitivity
- USG -abdomen and pelvis.
- antibiotics to be started
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