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What causes cloudy urine even after UTI treatment?

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Patient's Query

Hello doctor,

I had a bad bout of UTI (Male 72) which started around last month, and I started antibiotics a week later (by that time there was very heavy blood in the urine and was getting severe chills). I took the antibiotics for nine days. Everything cleared up, and then I traveled, and upon my arrival here had cloudy and slow urine with some sensation in the urethra. No other symptoms. Do not feel I have a fever, I am feeling reasonably lively and reasonable appetite. This latest bout of cloudy slightly smelly urine has been going on now for five days. It seems to be unchanged. A urine test shows high leucolytes, pH around 7+Glucose negative to normal, Nitrite positive, Protein, Bilrubin, Urobiinogen and blood Ery/ul seem fine. Maybe miniscule amount of blood.

Answered by Dr. Sandip Pramanik

Education:

MBBS

Professional Bio:

Dr. Sandip Pramanik is an experienced Urologist specializing in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of urinary tract and male reproductive system disorders. He provides comprehensive care using both medical and surgical approaches, focusing on patient-centered outcomes and quality of life.

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Hello,

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I have gone through your queries. You had recurrent documented UTI with history of hematuria. As you are 72 now, and you had hematuria, you must undergo clinical examination and few investigations. You should contact your local urologist. He will examine you clinically. Will do a digital rectal examination to look for prostate size, consistency, presence of any suspicious nodule, etc. You need a few investigations also. USG KUBP and PVR, urinalysis, urine CS, uroflowmetry, serum PSA, urine for malignant cells for three days, last but not the least, you need one CPE (Cystoscopy) to look for any urinary bladder pathology. Hence you please do not be late to attend office of your local urologist. UTI may be the manifestation of other pathology. When you find UTI in male person you have to find out the cause. In your case prostate pathology may be the cause.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Divya Banu M
Published At February 3, 2020
Reviewed At July 20, 2023

Education:

MBBS

Professional Bio:

Dr. Sandip Pramanik is an experienced Urologist specializing in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of urinary tract and male reproductive system disorders. He provides comprehensive care using both medical and surgical approaches, focusing on patient-centered outcomes and quality of life.

This doctor is not available for online consultations on the platform anymore.

Education:

BDS

Professional Bio:

Dr. Divya Banu M is a dedicated Dental Surgeon with valuable clinical experience. She specializes in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of various diseases and conditions affecting the oral cavity. With a gentle and patient-centered approach, she is committed to promoting oral health and enhancing smiles through quality dental care. Her areas of expertise include restorative dentistry, preventive dental care, and cosmetic dental procedures.

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Education:

MBBS

Professional Bio:

Dr. Sandip Pramanik is an experienced Urologist specializing in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of urinary tract and male reproductive system disorders. He provides comprehensive care using both medical and surgical approaches, focusing on patient-centered outcomes and quality of life.

This doctor is not available for online consultations on the platform anymore.

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