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UTI infection
Hi doctor, I have attached my mother urine culture report. Is the report normal? She use to have mild fever from 5-10 days which goes with paracetamol. No other significant complain.
Pls suggest if it need medication and whom should I consult. Physician or Gynaecologist
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Kindly consult for detailed history taking and proper diagnosis
To find the cause of fever
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Her urine culture report shows no growth, which means there is no urinary tract infection. That is a good sign. Since she is having fever for the past few days, it is unlikely to be due to urine infection.
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Please consult a General Physician for further evaluation to look for other causes of fever. Continue paracetamol for fever if required, and ensure she takes adequate fluids and rest.
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If high fever, chills, or new symptoms develop, seek medical care promptly.
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No culture positive report suggests no UTI You should consult me on the practo after getting cbc done and ultrasound abdomen
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if fever persisit give pcm.
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give plenty of water.And healthy diet
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Urine culture is negative and she is having fever means want to rule out other causes of fever.cbc,crp,widal,mp/mf must be ruled out.If abdomen pain is there i may suggest usg abdomen to rule out cystitis/acute pyelonephritis.I suggest to visit physician.
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drink atleast 3 litres of water.syp alkapac 10ml twice daily for 7 days
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The culture is negative...which means no uti...
Don't worry...
It's dehydration due to fever..
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consult the general physician nearby...
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she will recover very soon
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No uti
Need further evaluation. Kindly consult for further management
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NO GROWTH IN CULTURE NO UTI.
ALKASOL SYR10 ML WITH HALF GLASS OF WATER THREE TIMES FOR SEVEN TO TEN DAYS.
ADD PLENTY OF WATER N LIQUID TO INCREASE OUTPUT OF URINE.
YET U CAN CONSULT ANY SUPERSPECIALIST. Zerodol sp three times after food for 3 days for fever.
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Avoid fried food and spicy
Water intake more
Green leafy vegetables and fruits
Fiber meal .
Do connect and consult
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Urine culture is negative from your report. But do specify the other symptoms patient have . It can help to narrow the diagnosis. Also specify whether patient have other comorbities like DM /SHTN .
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Culture report shows no bacterial growth, normal.If the fever is not relieved, consult a physician in your area for clinical examination and appropriate treatment.
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The culture shows no growth which excludes the possibility of UTI alone.
Since you are asking for your mother she must be around 50+ years, is she diabetic, or on any drugs for any other conditions, her current history are all required to treat her further. With what you said, she would need few more tests like cbc, fever profile or some specific tests based on history
Dr. Karthika
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Since she is aged, do consult a doctor through online or offline.
Hot water consumption and Avoid spicy food.
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Her age is a factor to not take it light.
Don't self medicate for further more days
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The culture shows no growth, I.e. no microbes isolated.
Please share details of your Mother's problem, then being a physician myself, I can help and guide her.
Is she diabetic? Ask her to drink more water, take syp. Citralka 5ml every 8hours for 5 to 7 days, diluted with little water.
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Hello,
Your motherâs urine culture report shows no bacterial growth, which means there is no urinary tract infection detected. Since the fever has been persisting for 5â10 days, it is important to look for other possible causes.
I would advise consulting a general physician / internal medicine specialist for a detailed evaluation. Further tests (like CBC, malaria/dengue/typhoid screening, chest X-ray, etc.) may be suggested depending on her symptoms. A gynecologist is not required unless she develops urinary or gynecological complaints.
If you would like a more personalised review of her reports and guidance on the next steps, you may connect with me here on Practo, or for quicker follow-up you can drop me a note on WhatsApp (eight five two seven one six four six double seven).
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The urine culture report shows normal. If it is a mild fever and no other complaints, it could be a mild viral infection. So good hydration is necessary. If the fever doesn't subside in 3 - 5 days better to get a complete blood count
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Hello
The report- is normal
Fever- if persisting can be due to other infection other than UTI. Since she already had fever and if she had any burning sensation while peeing it can be due to dehydration.
If fever is persisting it is advised to get a cbc, crp and esr done . If the reports are normal and if the fever subsided then it is well and good
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Syp. Alkasol 2ml in 1 glass luke warm water three times a day for 5 days .
Please do consult if fever is persisting/ the above mentioned reports are not normal
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Hello
Ur mother's report of urine culture is normal.
It would be helpful if u had shared reports of urine microscopy also
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kindly connect and share urine microscopy reports if test is done and give details about ur mother and her symptoms
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The shared culture report is normal but you should review with the urine routine microscopy report with a physician to review the report in relation to her symptoms and other reports
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Normally both physicians and Gynecologist see urine culture reports
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The report after culture shows negative. So there’s definitely not such infection due to UTI, but if theres a buring sensation during urination, as a supportive therapy you can use.
2 teaspoon Syp Alkasol in half glass water twice a day for 3 days
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If the symptoms persists, then please consult!!
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Dr. Prethiviraj Selvaraju
Cardiologist
11 yrs exp
Chennai
Need to know whether symptomatic or not
What is the urine routine micro report
Is she a diabetic?
Dr PRETHIVIRAJ MD (internal medicine) DrNB
Consultant cardiologist
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Harsh Raj
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Gorakhpur
Report in normal but that doesn't mean everything is OK
Consult physician
Give proper history
Associated symptoms with fever
That'll help to narrow down the diagnosis and relevant necessary investigations
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Dr. Bhuvi Sharma
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
The urine culture currently suggests no urinary tract infection, however if symptoms persist, do a complete blood count and show the results to any physician for further evaluation.
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Dr. Suraj Sharma
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4 yrs exp
Jaipur
Kindly consult
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The Report is Normal, no growth of bacteria is seen.
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Drink plenty of water, no medication required unless any symptoms like high grade fever, burning during urination is seen.
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Add a multivitamin SUPRADYN 1 TABLET AFTER BREAKFAST
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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10 yrs exp
Dehradun
Need few more details
Kindly consult
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Dr. Arshad
General Physician
Malappuram
It's unlikely that your mother has urinary tract infection
Usually by the second day if there is any growth (any bacteria or fungus) will be detected
So, This report is normal
If fever is still persistent please do consult a physician
Wishing your Mom a speedy recovery
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