Patient's question:
It's been two or three years. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and there were no gynecological diseases. I had biopsies and ultrasounds done. During the day, I was fine, but at night, on average, I had to go to the toilet every two hours. I couldn't hold it in, and there was little urine. Sometimes when I urinated, it felt a bit like a burning pain.Examination and test results: All gynecological examinations were normal.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: I had bladder before and got better by taking medication myself.
What kind of help do you want: What is the disease? What medicine should I take?
Doctor's answer:
The symptoms you are currently describing are indicative of frequent urination, but since you also experience a burning sensation during urination, it is likely due to a urinary tract infection.Recommendations: You can take oral medications such as cephalexin or levofloxacin for treatment. Additionally, it is important to increase your fluid intake and avoid spicy or irritating foods. If there is no improvement after three to five days of treatment, it is recommended to visit a hospital for a thorough urinalysis and secretion test.
For patients with severe gynecological conditions, it is advisable to seek medical attention as soon as possible. Treatment should be guided by a doctor's advice, and new medications should not be switched arbitrarily, as this may lead to counterproductive results.