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Best Genito-urinary infections doctor in Ahmedabad

Best Genito-urinary infections doctor in Ahmedabad | Specialist for Genito-urinary diseases in India

Are Genito-urinary infections affecting your daily life? Uncover specialized care and effective Genito-Urinary Infection Treatment in Ahmedabad at Tathaagat Infection Diseases Clinic. Our renowned clinic is dedicated to combating these infections and restoring your health with precision and compassion.

Led by the esteemed Genito-urinary infection specialist, our team is devoted to diagnosing, treating, and managing a spectrum of infections related to the genital and urinary systems. We comprehend the challenges these infections pose, and our advanced facilities coupled with expert knowledge ensure the best possible outcomes.

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About Genitourinary Infections

What are genital infections?

These are infections affecting the genital organs- eg. vaginitis, cervicitis in females, and epididymo-orchitis (infection of the testis) in males.

What are the symptoms of vaginitis and cervicitis?

Foul smelling per vaginal discharge, pain, heaviness, and itching in the local areas.

What is the treatment for these infections?

The treatment depends on the cause of the infection. For example, antifungal medicines have to be given for candida-vaginitis or cervicitis. Recurrent infections need long-term treatment which should be done with expert advice.

What are the symptoms of testicular infection in males?

Orchitis / Epididymoorchitis can lead to pain, swelling, and heaviness of the scrotum. Fever may be present along with leukocytosis (increase in total WBC count).

This infection can be serious and patients may be critical due to local complications or the spread of the infection in the body (sepsis).

Orchitis / Epididymoorchitis can lead to pain, swelling, and heaviness of the scrotum. Fever may be present along with leukocytosis (increase in total WBC count).

This infection can be serious and patients may be critical due to local complications or the spread of the infection in the body (sepsis).

How is this infection treated?

Starting antibiotics at the earliest after admitting the patient is very important. Injectable medicines are needed initially, and the duration of treatment is longer than urinary tract infections.

What are the symptoms of urinary infections?

Pain, discomfort, burning while urination and increased frequency of passing urine are the features. Fever may also be present in upper UTI and complicated UTI.

Sometimes, the organisms causing UTI can spread and are isolated from the blood (Blood culture positive). These infections are critical with systemic signs and symptoms present in the patient (high-grade fever, low BP, increased pulse rate, altered sensorium etc).

Pain, discomfort, burning while urination and increased frequency of passing urine are the features. Fever may also be present in upper UTI and complicated UTI.

Sometimes, the organisms causing UTI can spread and are isolated from the blood (Blood culture positive). These infections are critical with systemic signs and symptoms present in the patient (high-grade fever, low BP, increased pulse rate, altered sensorium etc).

Apart from antibiotic treatment, what other aspects have to be taken care of?

Presence of obstruction due to stones, increase in prostate size (in males), and localization of infection as an abscess are some of the factors which are risk factors for UTI or need surgical treatment. Especially in recurrent UTI, underlying causes or risk factors should be found.

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    Conditions are as follows:

    • Atrophic vaginitis
    • Candidal vaginitis
    • Chemical vaginitis
    • Chronic vaginitis
    • Desquamative vaginitis
    • Epididymoorchitis
    • Fungal vaginitis
    • Gonococcal vaginitis
    • Granular vaginitis
    • Kidney infection
    • Monilial vaginitis
    • Mycoplasma vaginitis
    • Prostate infection
    • Prostatitis
    • Pyelonephritis
    • Testiculitis
    • Trichomonas vaginitis
    • Ureter infection
    • Urinary tract infection in men
    • Urinary tract infection in women
    • Vaginitis
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