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What Are Urinary Tract Infection Signs And Symptoms?

Hi doctor am a male aged 33, am about 168cm weighing 86kgs. Been noticing white hair like residue in my urine an then also if I leave it in a plastic closed bottle for overnight it has reddish solid diamond granules at the base. I do not feel any pain when urinating neither have I been sexually active except that my frequency of going to pee has increased than before.
Tue, 7 Nov 2017
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Most of the urinary tract symptoms present with increasing frequency of urination, burning, fever, or foul smelling of urine. In a mild infection only one of these symptoms may be present or even asymptomatic initially. In my opinion you have to check the early morning mid-stream urine sample for Urine Routine Examination and Microscopy to help get a clue.
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What Are Urinary Tract Infection Signs And Symptoms?

Most of the urinary tract symptoms present with increasing frequency of urination, burning, fever, or foul smelling of urine. In a mild infection only one of these symptoms may be present or even asymptomatic initially. In my opinion you have to check the early morning mid-stream urine sample for Urine Routine Examination and Microscopy to help get a clue. Best regards.