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Urinary Tract Infection
Hi, i am feeling feverish from 2 months. i had all fever test (typhoid, maleria, dengu)and also LFT, Chest x-ray, montox. I changed 4 doctors. but no relief. Last doctor said for urine culture and blood culture. Reports said i hav UTI. bacteria- pseudomonal species colony-100000 cfu/ml doctor prescribed amicacin 500mg injection twice a day and also dolo 650mg, age defier capsule, benfomet forte tablet. I took these medicins for 10 days (today is 10th day). still i am feleing feverish hot body, heavy head, weakness. please suggest me what to do. i am in a condition to left my job. please suggest me what to do. I'll be your thankful. thanks
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HELLO, PSEUDOMONAS  IS VERY  NOTORIOUS  RECURRE  VERY FAST. YOU FEEL  HOT BODY,  THAT IS NOT O. K,  TAKE THERMOMETER  PUT UNDER  TOUNG FOR  TWO  MINUTES,  IF IT SHOW  TEMPERATURE THAN ONLY YOU HAVE  TEMPERATURE. LIQUID  ALKALIZER  CITRALKA  TWO TEASPOON FULL WITH  HALF GLASS OF WATER THREE TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR TEN TO FIFTEEN DAYS,  THAN REDUCE, TWO TIMES,  N CONTINUE SO THAT  PSEUDOMONAS  IS  UNABLE TO GET  PROPER  MEDIA TO  GROW. TABLET  NISE( NIMESULIDE) IF FEELS   NOT WELL OCCASIONALLY. PLENTY OF WATER  AT LEAST3-3.5LT SO URINE  COMES   VERY FREQUENTLY  SO NO REASON  PSEUDOMONAS  STAY  IN URINARY  TRACT. CITRALKA HAS NO HARM  IN LONG TERM  ALSO.BUT IF PSEUDOMONAS  IS THEIR IT EFFECT  KIDNEY IN SHORTLY. SO, CONSULT A  UROLOGIST/NEPHROLOGIST. O. K,  BYE.
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