Suggest Treatment For Genital Infection
Question: I have been diagnosed with a uti and I'm on macrobid right now, but I am now feeling an itchy and kind of burning feeling down there, but I think my uti is going away. It's red but not bumpy down there. What is it?
Brief Answer:
It's Genital infection.
Detailed Answer:
HI XXXX
Greeting from Dr. Divakara.P
First of all thanks for choosing Healthcaremagic for posting your query.
Apart from UTI , I think you also have a genital infection which requires additional medications apart from Macrobid.
Genital infections could be caused due to Bacteria, Virus or Fungus . It requires a examination and certain tests like Vaginal swab Aetobic , anaerobic and fungal culture sensitivity test.
My advise to you is to consult a gynecologist , get examined and get the above mentioned test done .
Hope this information was useful to you.
Any clarifications feel free to ask .
Regards.
It's Genital infection.
Detailed Answer:
HI XXXX
Greeting from Dr. Divakara.P
First of all thanks for choosing Healthcaremagic for posting your query.
Apart from UTI , I think you also have a genital infection which requires additional medications apart from Macrobid.
Genital infections could be caused due to Bacteria, Virus or Fungus . It requires a examination and certain tests like Vaginal swab Aetobic , anaerobic and fungal culture sensitivity test.
My advise to you is to consult a gynecologist , get examined and get the above mentioned test done .
Hope this information was useful to you.
Any clarifications feel free to ask .
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I have a uti, but this slight burning/itching feeling just came about. It's red on the inside lips of my lower region but no discharge, now yellow pee, almost back to normal with little uti symptoms.
Brief Answer:
It is Genital Infection.
Detailed Answer:
HI
Yes , an UTI can spread around and cause Genital Infection . Simple UTI will not cause any redness in or around genital region .
Hence it's a genital infection which needs proper examination and evaluation.
Kindly consult a gynaecologist , get examined and get the above mentioned test done.
If getting an appointment with Gynaecologist is not possible soon , consult a local doctor and ask for a prescription of Betnovate-C cream and use it . It shall help you .
Any clarifications feel free to ask .
Regards.
It is Genital Infection.
Detailed Answer:
HI
Yes , an UTI can spread around and cause Genital Infection . Simple UTI will not cause any redness in or around genital region .
Hence it's a genital infection which needs proper examination and evaluation.
Kindly consult a gynaecologist , get examined and get the above mentioned test done.
If getting an appointment with Gynaecologist is not possible soon , consult a local doctor and ask for a prescription of Betnovate-C cream and use it . It shall help you .
Any clarifications feel free to ask .
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I don't have the time to get an appointment with a gynaecologist, so the doctor will be able to prescribe me with cream?
Brief Answer:
Any local doctor can give you the prescription.
Detailed Answer:
HI
Any local doctor can prescribe you Betnovate-C cream. Online prescriptions are not considered valid hence consult any local doctor in your area and ask for this prescription.
Hope this answers your query.
Any clarifications feel free to ask , if none kindly close the discussion and rate my answer.
Regards.
Any local doctor can give you the prescription.
Detailed Answer:
HI
Any local doctor can prescribe you Betnovate-C cream. Online prescriptions are not considered valid hence consult any local doctor in your area and ask for this prescription.
Hope this answers your query.
Any clarifications feel free to ask , if none kindly close the discussion and rate my answer.
Regards.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar