
What Do Frequent Urination And Chills Without Fever Indicate?

Urinary tract infection
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for the query
Frequent micturation with chills and presence of RBC in urine points towards a urinary tract infection.
Here is what you should do
1. Continue to take Macrobid for 7 days
2. I strongly recommend you to get a urine culture done
3. Syp Di Sodium Hydrogen Citrate will prevent the burning and the frequent micturation
4. Repeat your urine routine after 7 days
5. High blood pressure could be related to menopause and not the urinary tract infection, if the blood pressure reading is above 140/90 on three separate settings then I recommend you to start an antihypertensive. Jittery feeling is also part of menopause and not the infection
I hope I was of help, if you have any further queries please get back to me
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