How I'll be treated for a bacterial and blood present in urine? - #11732

Hello dear See bacterial or fungal infection usually accumulate at specific sites For their pathogenesis,oral cavity, urinary system lining and some extent, reproductive system also ,act as a good agent. Hence infection is there Iam suggesting some medications You can take for 5 days Tablet metrogyl 400 mg twice a day for 5 days Tablet tinidazole / albendazole accordingly Take ors sufficiently In case of no recovery consult urologist in person for better clarification Regards

Hello Shreya, thank you for sharing your concern. This is probably a urinary tract infection. You might have contracted the infection from using common toilets, even from home toilets it can spread from one woman to another, improper hygeine, there is increased risk of UTI in sexually active females, tight non-breathable undergarments, poor fluid intake, recurrent use of antibiotics, holding urine for long durations. But no need to worry, this is a highly treatable infection. They will treat you by giving antibiotics and other supportive medications. If you wan you can use the following prescription for the same -

Ensure proper hygiene. Wear cotton underwear. Use only water for cleaning the local area. Tab. Oflox + Oz, twice a day × 7 days Cap. Pantop + DSR, before breakfast × 7 days Only if pain abdo - Tab. Drota + Mf twice a day × 5 days Only if you feel burning while urinating - Syp. Urine Alkalinizer 2tsp + 1/2 glass water thrice a day.

It’ll be better if you review after 7 days.

Regards, Dr. Nirav Jain MBBS, DNB D.Fam.Med

Also, take Tab. Paracetamol 500mg if you develop fever.

You have a true bacterial UTI, not a structural problem. It will be treated with the right antibiotic (based on culture), hydration, and supportive care.

1. Your reports show bacteria and blood in urine, which means the urinary tract infection (UTI) is still active even if ultrasound and blood tests are normal.

2. The infection irritates the bladder and urinary tract lining, which is why blood cells appear in urine. This is not uncommon in UTIs that last for many days.

3. Treatment usually involves a proper course of antibiotics based on urine culture, which helps doctors choose the right medicine to fully kill the bacteria.

4. Along with antibiotics, doctors may give pain relievers or urinary alkalizers to reduce burning, urgency, and discomfort.

5. Drinking more water and emptying your bladder often will help flush out bacteria faster and support recovery.

6. Since you have had symptoms for more than 2 weeks, it is important not to delay treatment because untreated UTI can spread to kidneys.

7. With the right antibiotic course and hydration, most people recover fully within 7 to 10 days and the blood in urine also disappears.