Question 1

My father has been suffering from a urine infection for one week. He underwent circumcision surgery on August 13th. Currently, he has an infection around the penis, scrotum, and surrounding area, with redness and significant swelling. He also has ulcers all over his tongue and throat. The surgeon who operated on him mentioned that the infection is spreading and recommended injections for faster recovery, which he said would treat both the urine infection and the infection around the penis. I am attaching his prescription and urine report for your review. Please let me know if these medications are appropriate. Also, he is diabetic, and his blood sugar was 180 when last checked at home.

Question 2

I am experiencing genital itching, difficulty moving the foreskin, and slight swelling of the penis. Additionally, I have noticed a white spot on my right hand. What could be the possible cause of these symptoms?

Question 3

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?

Can I have a urinary infection for years without knowing it?

Yes, it is rare but asymptomatic bacteriuria can occur. Research suggests that this is more common in older adults than younger adults.

More COMPLETE URINE EXAMINATION (CUE) Health Queries

I am experiencing genital itching, difficulty moving the foreskin, and slight swelling of the penis. Additionally, I have noticed a white spot on my right hand. What could be the possible cause of these symptoms?

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?