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Re: Urinary Tract infection for 4 weeksFrom: R. Daniel Braun, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 8 Jun 2000 19:57:23 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Jeanne wrote: > >I have been being treated for a urinary tract infection for about four >weeks. The first two weeks I was put in Macrobid and sent in for x-rays >which showed nothing. Then the third week I was taken off of some >anti-inflamitories I was taking (vioxx) to see if they were affecting >the antibodiccs, and I was put on keflex. After my 3rd treatment I went >in for a urinalysist. My urologists office called and said there was >still a bit of an infection and put me on more Macrobid. At one point >they had planned on doing some sort of procedure where they look in the >bladder to check for other causes but I have not had that done. I am 27 >years old and have only had one other urinary tract infection. I have >been noticing pain in my left side right around/above my belly button >and was wondering if this could be related? It is not an extreme pain >but a discomfort. I know this next question may sound strange but if >there was something blocking my passage of urination would it have shown >up in the x-rays? > >Thank you very much, >Jeanne In the absence of kidney stones, diabetes and other things affecting the urinary tract, I have not seen a urinary tract infection that did not clear up in less than four weeks of antibiotics. In the absence of a bacterial culture of the urine, I would wonder if the diagnosis is correct. There are a lot of other things that can mimic a UTI. RDB
-- R. Daniel Braun, MD FACOG FOG
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