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I had taken cotrimoxazole for 10 days but After starting the medicines I feel that my Urine output is decreased and there was NO Smell in urine whether I am dehydrated or not. I felt some rash on my neck and back also. I though protein was coming in my urine which was proved in urinalysis. My eosinophil count is 1800 in blood. But why it is not decreasing after 10 days of stopping the medicine? What should I do? Urine Protein Creatinine spot ratio 0.032 . Protein 15mg/dl every time I went for Test in last 10 days. USG is normal. ESR is 22. Plz help... Thank you.
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Hello, COTRIMOXAZOL have no such side effects. Eoshinophil is high , take plenty of liquids so urine out put INCREASE. Rashes are due to eoshinophil. CONSULT A GENERAL PHYSICIAN MD not gp ok.
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Dear , as per your information u have already consulted doctor , so need to fallow up with your doctor.
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have plenty of liquids , rest ,
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