Should I consult again after antibiotics for UTI symptoms?

When things aren't standing up as expected, it could be due to various reasons like stress, hormonal imbalances, or even certain medications. It's quite common and nothing to be embarrassed about. Here's what we can do: I recommend scheduling a check-up with a sexologist who can assess your situation thoroughly. They might suggest some tests to pinpoint the issue. 

Urinary incontinence, urinary tract infection overactive bladder or weak pelvic muscles are the condition which can causes leakage of urine. Consultation with a urologist or gynecologist is necessary to diagnose the basic cause and give proper treatment. In contrast, vaginal discharge is a normal natural function that can vary in color and texture throughout the menstrual cycle. A visit to a gynecologist would help the doctor identify any abnormal discharge and treat it.

During puberty it's normal for the frequency and spontaneity of erections to change. Hormonal shifts affect sexual development differently for everyone. While early puberty often involves more frequent and spontaneous erections, this can change as puberty progresses. There's nothing wrong it's natural.

A UTI can bring along symptoms such as frequent urine, a burning sensation while peeing, and urine that is cloudy or has a strong smell. The bacteria invade the urinary tract, thus causing the infections. Drinking more water, on the other hand, can help to displace the bacteria. In addition to drinking enough water and urinating after sex, wiping from front to back can help keep UTIs at bay. In the case of recurring UTIs, the doctor may suggest additional tests or long-term antibiotics.