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UTI infection and Medication
Hi I have contracted UTI infection. My Urine Routine test says 6-8 pus cells. Serum Creatinine 1.1mg/dl. Urine Culture says klebsiella Series Bacteria and sensitive to only few medication. I was prescribed Amikacin 750mg injection for 7 days and fosfomycin 3mg Sachet once. Today morning I took fosfomycin Sachet along with water and today evening I took Amikacin injection through IV. I have loose motions as an side affect. It's still first day of treatment. Pls advise wat to do. Pls advise if this is serious
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Diarrhoea can be explained due to fosfomycin. it’s a one day course. So you completed the medicine anyway. It wine self limiting. For electrolyte imbalance due to loose motions consult any near by doctor
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