My 15 month old baby girl was treated for a UTI 15 days ago, but now she has another infection. After 2 days of medication, her urine report shows the following Colour is Straw Appearance is Hazy Reactionis Acidic Protein is Nil Sugar is Nil Pus cells is 3 to 4 per HPF Red cells is Nil Epithelial cells is 1 to 2 per HPF Crystals is Nil Casts is Nil What should I do to stop this recurring infection?

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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Mild pus cells may still be part of recovery, but if symptoms continue or recur, repeat urine culture may help identify the right antibiotic. Keep her hydrated and ensure she completes the full course of medicine.

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