Question 1

My mother is 74 years old and last week had a urinary tract infection. She took antibiotics and Citralka for 5 days. Now she is feeling better. Her latest urine R/E test report is enclosed. Please advise?

Question 2

My wife and I are actively trying for a baby, but every time we have unprotected sex, we end up with infections. Six months ago, we did urinalysis tests. The doctor suggested Cranpac D and Citralka for me, and my wife took Niftas 100 along with several other medications to eliminate bacteria. A few days ago, I started having back pain, and although I did not have typical urinary symptoms, I experienced a burning sensation at the tip of my urine. After a few days, my wife developed painful urination. We both started taking Niftas and Urispas. My wife is feeling better now, but I am experiencing pain in my testicles and pelvic area, like a pulling sensation. The pain is bearable, but I need help to completely get rid of this.
I have decided to avoid sexual activity for now, and we both want proper treatment. Please advise on how we can effectively treat this condition.

Question 3

I was experiencing pain and irritation before and after urinating, therefore, I got a urine routine and culture test done. I am attaching my report. Please suggest? I was also taking tablet Zenflox UTI, Alkabest syrup, and Surfaz SN cream for local ointment. This was given by a chemist.

What happens if a pus cell is more than 10 HPF?

If pus cells are more than 10 HPF then you are most likely suffering from an UTI infection.

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My mother is 74 years old and last week had a urinary tract infection. She took antibiotics and Citralka for 5 days. Now she is feeling better. Her latest urine R/E test report is enclosed. Please advise?

I was experiencing pain and irritation before and after urinating, therefore, I got a urine routine and culture test done. I am attaching my report. Please suggest? I was also taking tablet Zenflox UTI, Alkabest syrup, and Surfaz SN cream for local ointment. This was given by a chemist.