I have taken multiple antibiotics, and later my urine report showed normal results. However, I still feel like the infection is present. Today, I did another urine routine test and have attached the report. Kindly review it and advise further.

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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Chronic UTI like symptoms despite normal urine reports may be due to resistant bacteria or inflammation. A urine culture will help identify the exact organism if present. Drink lots of fluids, and avoid self-medication with antibiotics. If reports continue to show normal but symptoms persist, further evaluation like ultrasound or cystoscopy may help.

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Answered 03/09/2025

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