Question 1

My 15 months old daughter is having fever cough and cold since last 6 days. She was coughing and having severe cold which is now reduced somewhat. Still coughing is there. At start she was getting fever around 99 to 100 degree in every 8 hrs but now she is getting fever in every 6 hrs. Pediatrician told us to do xray and blood report. I have attached the same in the chat. Xray report is also normal. Now doctor told to get urine tested. She had UTI 3 months back. Can someone suggest what should we do now? We are giving her currently maftol ascoril and matrax drops as prescribed by doctor.

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

I have had yellow urine and a burning sensation while urinating for the past 8 months. It started with a bacterial infection, but two months ago the infection cleared, and my blood culture report came normal. However, my urine is still yellow for the last two months. I am attaching my report. I also have Neeri syrup, can I try it? If yes, how should I take it?

The symptoms suggest a possible UTI or sexually transmitted infection in both partners. Please avoid further sexual contact and both of you must undergo testing. Early diagnosis ensures quicker resolution and prevents complications.

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