Question 1

Dear Doctors, my mother is 50 years old. She has been suffering from a urine infection for the last two and a half months and she also has diabetes. Even after regular checkups, her sugar levels are not under control and they fluctuate daily. Because of this her urine infection has not recovered. Please suggest what to do in this case. She feels very tired all the time and can only walk with support. She was admitted to the hospital for two weeks but the urine infection is still not resolved. I am attaching her urine report for reference. Please guide us with the best way to manage these problems as I want my mother to be active again.

Question 2

I have been having occasional pus cells in my urine report for the last one year. I would like to know the possible reason and course of action?

Question 3

Hi, I am a 36 year old female. I developed a urinary tract infection last week and am currently taking antibiotics for it. During the infection, I experienced fever, shivering, and significant weakness. My urine report showed protein as well as a large number of pus cells. Can a UTI cause protein to appear in the urine?

I am suffering from a UTI and today I went through an ultrasound. Everything is normal, but the impression says mild pelvic inflammatory disease. I am unable to understand what it is. I am sharing my report too. Please let me know what it is?

Mild PID suggests low grade inflammation of reproductive organs. It can be caused by infection and may need antibiotics. It is good that ultrasound is otherwise normal. Follow up with your gynecologist for evaluation.

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I have been having occasional pus cells in my urine report for the last one year. I would like to know the possible reason and course of action?