Question 1

I am having lower abdominal pain, backache, and weak legs. My menstrual cycle is regular and was completed a week ago. I get these pains during my period also but they used to subside after the period. This month I am experiencing it a lot. I am not able to sleep properly or do my work properly. I am taking meftal spasm tablet twice daily but there are no results. I was diagnosed with UTI in February. I am afraid if it is a sign of recurring UTI though I do not have other signs related to urination like pain while peeing or fever. I have attached CBC and urine report which I have done recently.

Question 2

I have been suffering from urination problems for the past four to five months. I urinate 8 to 10 times at night and pass more urine while sitting than standing. I went to the hospital, but my lab reports and USG are normal. The doctor advised taking Tab Cystone, but it has not cured me. Please advise, as I am suffering a lot.

Question 3

Hi doctor, I had a urine routine test because I felt a mild burning sensation in the vaginal area. The report was almost normal, showing 4 to 6 pus cells and 2 to 4 epithelial cells. After a week of taking Niftas 100 mg tablet, I was feeling okay. I also had my period when I started taking this UTI medicine. On the 7th day of my menstrual flow, I did masturbation, and the next hour I saw a few blood spots. My flow had already stopped on the 5th day. Why is there spotting? Is it related to a serious health issue? I still feel mild itching and burning in the vaginal area. Is this an infection? I did another urine test today. The report shows pus cells 2 to 4, epithelial cells 6 to 8, and a few traces of protein (albumin). Please suggest if this is normal or if I need other medicine. I have attached both reports the first week and todays urine report. Please help me?

Your report shows radio opaque shadows near the left kidney and some calcifications around the DJ stent or double J stent. This may be due to small stones or calcified lymph nodes, which are usually not serious but should be reviewed by your urologist before stent removal.

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