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By Dispute | Jan 30, 2013

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I am urrinating frequently today and there is inflammation after I urinate please give some tips to overcome this burning sensation immediately

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Kurizu

Jan 31, 2013

We need a detailed clinical evaluation to arrived at a correct diagnosis, including history taking, laboratory, and physical examination.

Consider undergoing urinalysis to rule out urinary tract infection, and gram stain if there's a drip (secretion) to rule out STD.

Treatment will depend on the cause of infection. Take care!

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