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Frequent urination!!!!! help!!
Hi,
I had my 2nd uti last weekend so I went to see a doctor on saturday. The doctor gave me TMP which I reacted to, so on monday I went back to the same doctor and she gave me norfloraxin instead. I have now finished my 6 day antibiotic and all other symptoms are gone (blood in urine, pain when urinating etc) but I still have urge to urinate frequently. I then went back to the doctor again and she gave me yet another 3 day antibiotics and ordered urine culture. They came back negative but my doctor said the urine had a bit of white cells... and I only found out 2 days ago that I had yeast infection from antibiotics so I am on 6 day pessary treatement. Why would i still have frequent urge to urinate...???
I had my 2nd uti last weekend so I went to see a doctor on saturday. The doctor gave me TMP which I reacted to, so on monday I went back to the same doctor and she gave me norfloraxin instead. I have now finished my 6 day antibiotic and all other symptoms are gone (blood in urine, pain when urinating etc) but I still have urge to urinate frequently. I then went back to the doctor again and she gave me yet another 3 day antibiotics and ordered urine culture. They came back negative but my doctor said the urine had a bit of white cells... and I only found out 2 days ago that I had yeast infection from antibiotics so I am on 6 day pessary treatement. Why would i still have frequent urge to urinate...???
Oh okay.. thank you so much! I was freaking out cuz I didn't want another UTI... can thrush cause frequent urination too?
It's probably that your ureter is still irritated and hasn't had a chance to heal yet. Antibiotics can wipe out the good bacteria in your urinary tract just like in your vagina. If you want to speed it along you might try eating active yogurt or similar pro-biotics. Otherwise, it should get better with time.
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