I have attached my urine report, and the doctor mentioned there is an infection. I have been advised to take IV fluids and injections in the morning and evening, with only a general consultation mentioned. I am a 33 year old and feeling a bit worried. Could you please review the report

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Dr Hema Pratima

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9+ Yrs

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If you are being treated for a urinary infection and still have symptoms, ensure hydration and complete antibiotics. If unclear, a repeat urine culture using a clean-catch midstream sample can guide the right treatment.

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Take a Urine Culture Test Test or Take a KFT with Electrolytes (Kidney Funtion) Test

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As soon as I drink water, it becomes urine within half an hour, and I feel the urge to go to the bathroom very often. I feel like my body is not absorbing the water properly and it goes straight into my bladder. I also feel pain due to frequent urination. This problem becomes worse when I masturbate or have sex. I sometimes feel itching and moisture near that area, even though I keep it clean. Earlier, when I went to the hospital for this problem, there was a minor UTI in the test report, and the doctor prescribed antibiotics. Now, I am not sure if it is the same problem this time or something else. If it is the same, I want to know why it keeps happening and what I can do to prevent it? Thanks in advance for helping me clear my doubts.

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