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Why Is There Itching And Burning In My Vagina ?
AM a 25yr married woman.........abt 10days am suffering frm itching and burning in vagina........my Urine test reports are Puscells:6-8,Epithilial cells:10-12..........RBCs :nil ,,,,Is there any severe problem in myself..........am verymuch afraid.........plz give me suggestion plzz
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Wed, 2 Mar 2011
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Anonymous's Response
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Your urine report seems normal.Puss cells 6-8 and epi cells 10-12 does not have any value.
You can take cantahris 30 4 tabs 3 times in a day for 3-4 days which will remove burning and itching over the vaginal region.Also try to maintain proper hygiene of your private parts.
thanks,
jignesh
You can take cantahris 30 4 tabs 3 times in a day for 3-4 days which will remove burning and itching over the vaginal region.Also try to maintain proper hygiene of your private parts.
thanks,
jignesh
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Dr. Anshita Singh Rathore,
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Hi
Welcome to Healthecare Magic Forum
6-8 pus cells can be found in the urine sample of any normal individual. But since you are havings symptoms, you will need - firstly an examination by a gynaecologist to rule out anything else (like a vaginal infection), then medication which your doctor suggests.
There is nothing to be afraid of.
Sometimes itching causes dryness and further propagates more scratching and there for burning. So put a stop to this cycle driniking more water, keeping the area clean, keeping nails trimmed and avoiding scratching.
If this problem is recurrent you can check you blood sugar levels as well. Also, for recurrnt infections- homeopathy is best.
Takecare.
Welcome to Healthecare Magic Forum
6-8 pus cells can be found in the urine sample of any normal individual. But since you are havings symptoms, you will need - firstly an examination by a gynaecologist to rule out anything else (like a vaginal infection), then medication which your doctor suggests.
There is nothing to be afraid of.
Sometimes itching causes dryness and further propagates more scratching and there for burning. So put a stop to this cycle driniking more water, keeping the area clean, keeping nails trimmed and avoiding scratching.
If this problem is recurrent you can check you blood sugar levels as well. Also, for recurrnt infections- homeopathy is best.
Takecare.
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