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What Causes Burning Urination & Stomach Pain Post Heart Surgery?

My mother is aged 65.height is 5 feet 5 inch. weight around 70. she is having burning in stomach and urine.Initially she had pain in stomach which subsided after taking medicines, the burning is still there since last 1 month.she has undergone open heart surgery and takes BP medicines regulary.
Mon, 23 Jun 2014
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Hi,
Pain in stomach is possibly ulcer in stomach or duodenum. It can be controlled through medications like proton pump inhibitors and H2 blockers. In acute pain, antacids can be used.
Burning urine is now a concern. It is usually seen in urinary tract infections. Urine microscopy can help on confirmation. You can get a urine microscopy done. If previously done and it is negative, other things need to be thought of.
You can get a pap smear done to rule infection etiology of vagina or cervix.
Ask her to drink good amount of water.
Once you get the test done, we can discuss further.
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What Causes Burning Urination & Stomach Pain Post Heart Surgery?

Hi, Pain in stomach is possibly ulcer in stomach or duodenum. It can be controlled through medications like proton pump inhibitors and H2 blockers. In acute pain, antacids can be used. Burning urine is now a concern. It is usually seen in urinary tract infections. Urine microscopy can help on confirmation. You can get a urine microscopy done. If previously done and it is negative, other things need to be thought of. You can get a pap smear done to rule infection etiology of vagina or cervix. Ask her to drink good amount of water. Once you get the test done, we can discuss further. Happy to help again.