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

My wife is 15 weeks pregnant. Her urine test report shows:
Albumin: Trace
Epithelial cells: 3 to 7/hpf
Bacteria: Present
Could you please advise what steps should be taken and if this requires treatment?

Question 3

My wife is currently pregnant. One month ago, she experienced abdominal pain, and a scan confirmed a urinary tract infection, which resolved within 3 to 4 days with medication. Since then, we have not had sexual intercourse. Can we now have sex normally during her pregnancy? For context, she is eating normally, does not have vomiting, her hemoglobin is 12, blood pressure is normal, and her doctor has confirmed everything is fine. She is following a healthy diet with fruits, vegetables, eggs, and leafy greens, and currently has no other issues. I would like a detailed explanation regarding safety and precautions.

My son 6 years old is suffering from fever for the past 2 days. His urine report states albumin positive, pus cells 4 to 6, RBCs 1 to 2, and amorphous deposits positive. What does it mean?

Mild urinary infection is possible given albumin and pus cells in urine. He may need antibiotics if symptoms persist. Encourage fluids. Please do the required urine culture and consult a pediatrician.

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My wife is 15 weeks pregnant. Her urine test report shows: Albumin: Trace Epithelial cells: 3 to 7/hpf Bacteria: Present Could you please advise what steps should be taken and if this requires treatment?