Dr. Ushasi Mukherjee
Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Hi doctor,
Before few days, I had trouble in peeing. I had some hints of pain but it was tolerable. At first, I thought it was a symptom of UTI because I drink lots of water but I have laziness to urinate. Yesterday, I noticed a tiny lump in my private area. I am not sure about it. But it was painful with stinging when I had a feel to pee. I do not have a fever and the color of the urine was normal. How to resolve this problem?
Hi,
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Please mention some details regarding your present complaints. Please mention whether you have a feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder or an urge to pee frequently even after passing urine. Please mention whether you have blood while passing urine. Please mention whether you have any low back pain or pain in the lower abdomen. Please mention whether you had any recent injury in your private parts. Please send a photo of the part having swelling. The swelling can occur due to the urethral carbuncle. It causes swelling near the urethra and painful micturition can occur due to UTI (urinary tract infection). Do an urgent urine test and take the following medicines to get relief from pain, take Paracetamol 500 mg one tablet after meals whenever you have pain.
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