I feel pain and burning sensation after intercourse. Is this UTI?

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You are right. You have symptoms of urinary tract infection (UTI). Please get a urine culture and sensitivity done. We can start the appropriate antibiotic then. Meanwhile, have plenty of water of about 10-15 glasses a day to flush out the toxins.

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I can suggest you antibiotic. If you take antibiotic now, it will spoil your urine culture reports and they would become insignificant. However, if you still need a suggestion please give me details of all the symptoms you are experiencing like any burning or itching or any discharge along with this. Let me know exactly what your problem is, so that I can guide you correctly. Hope to hear from you soon.

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You are having cystitis. It is very common in newly married couple. It is known as honeymoon cystitis. First of all, take plenty of water. I have suggested the following medicines.

1. Tablet Oflox-OZ (Ofloxacin and Ornidazole combination), twice a day after food for seven days.

2. Tablet Pantoprazole 40 mg one tablet, in empty stomach in the morning.

3. Tablet Flavoxate one tablet, thrice daily after food for three days.

4. Tablet Allegra 10 mg (Fexofenadine) one tablet at night for three days.

5. Apply Candid V gel (Clotrimazole) a little bit on and near vagina twice a day for five to six days.

6. Tablet Ginlac V (combination of Tinidazole and Clotrimazole) one tablet to be inserted vaginally at night before sleep for four nights.

Consult your specialist, discuss with him or her and take the medicines with consent. Please let me know how you respond after a week.

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Try to get Urispas for Flavoxate and get Infa V tablet (combination of Metronidazole, Clotrimazole and Lactic acid bacillus) instead of Ginlac. Infa V has to be placed in the vagina whole night. Some will be absorbed and rest will melt and come out by morning.