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Recently had a UTI for the past month or two does this look normal now?

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Witchysecret
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    Guest Witchysecret

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    Hi, all looks normal. If you have been experiencing itchiness or your discharge has changed it could be the antibiotics that you were prescribed . Generally antibiotics give you a yeast infection die to it killing the bad and good bacteria your flora needs.

    • Witchysecret
      Witchysecret Guest

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      i took another at home Urinary TI test and it said my white blood cell count was high. i have faint itching and i did schedule another follow up with the doctor. i am just freaking out because i do not know what it means.

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      Guest Witchysecret

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      it means you may still be fighting a UTI. Did they prescribe you medicine for it ? Does it feel more inflamed or tender when you wipe mainly near your urethra ? or when going pee ?

    • Witchysecret
      Witchysecret Guest

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      i completed the dosage and its not tender but feels inflammed after i pee. i treated it twice so i was not sure why it was still happening

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      Guest Witchysecret

      Posted

      if it was dosage of antibiotics than i am more than sure you have a yeast infection now and not a UTI. if things feel better from the original UTI symptoms from the start than i believe you may have gotten the yeast infection.

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      just an update you were right i just thought i was strange i didnt have the discharge of a yeast infection

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