I have been experiencing urinary tract infection symptoms for the past few days, including burning during urination and white discharge. I consulted a doctor online and was prescribed the following medications for 5 days Niftas Pan D tablets Zerodol tablets Citralka liquid While the pain has reduced slightly, the symptoms have not fully resolved. I am still experiencing discomfort, and the white discharge continues. I have attached my blood and urine reports for your review.

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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If symptoms persist despite antibiotics, this may be due to resistance or an incomplete treatment. The white discharge also suggests a possible vaginal infection. A culture test is essential before further medication. Please see a gynaecologist or urologist. Meanwhile, stay hydrated and maintain hygiene

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