Question 1

I am unmarried. I had a diagnostic and operative laparoscopy for endometriotic cysts (size 3x2x1 cm). After one month from surgery, I was put on Duphaston tablets. After three months from surgery, I got an USG done. It stated there is evidence of cystic lesion with internal echoes and septations in left adnexa about 4.3x4.2 cm. The impression mentioned is left adnexa haemorrhagic cyst. Along with this, I have symptom of constant urge to urinate. I also had this same symptom prior to surgery. I am currently taking Femilon as suggested and my gynaecologist prescribed medicines like Urifast and some antibiotics for this urinary sensation. My urine report is normal. My doctor said the cyst is functional. But I am worried as I am getting these urinary symptoms which are similar to my prior surgery symptoms. My pelvic pain has reduced, though not completely gone. I am still worried. Please suggest? I have attached USG report.

Question 2

Hi Doctor, my father has type 2 diabetes, and his blood sugar was 270 mg per dL. He is currently on medication for diabetes. Over the past month, he has been experiencing frequent urination at night along with a burning sensation. These symptoms have occurred 2 to 3 times and tend to go away while he is on antibiotics, but they return once the antibiotics are stopped. An ultrasound of the lower abdomen revealed grade I fatty liver, a right renal cyst (1.2 by 1.1 cm), and grade I prostate enlargement (1.6 by 1.5 cm). Doctors have suggested that his urinary symptoms might be related to his diabetes. However, I would like to know if this could be a recurrent urinary tract infection (UTI), whether diabetes is the main cause of his symptoms, and what the appropriate treatment should be. His renal function test (RFT) is normal. I am attaching the USG and urine reports for further evaluation.

Question 3

My son, 9 months old, had a urine test that shows 5 to 8 pus cells and 20 RBCs. I have attached the report.

My mother has been experiencing night sweats, occasional fever, and anorexia for a few days. Her urine report shows bacteria presence, and her blood report is attached.

Night sweats, fever, and anorexia with bacteria in urine could indicate a urinary tract infection or even urosepsis in elderly patients. Start antibiotics based on culture report, ensure hydration, and monitor vitals. Normal USG rules out kidney obstruction.

More COMPLETE URINE EXAMINATION (CUE) Health Queries

My son, 9 months old, had a urine test that shows 5 to 8 pus cells and 20 RBCs. I have attached the report.