I am 34 weeks pregnant and this are my blood and urine report. I fear my urine sample was contaminated because it was kept uncapped for a while and the same day of urine collection I had my OGTT glucose test. My doctor advised me to take nitrobact 100 2times for 7 days and cital uti syrup without doing urine culture after seeing this report. Now I am worried whether that antibiotics gonna make bacteria resistant or harm baby. Please help..
Hi, My wife took medicines like mirago S- Darif, Cystopen but nothing helped with her overactive bladder symptoms,she started on imipramine 50 on psychiatrist and have relief in symptoms 50 % can this dosage can be increased to have more relief and is this a psychiatric condition rather than OAB.
Water is stored in body weight and is increasing continuously and too much tiredness in the body foot was swelled continuously I have done recently full body checkup from srl
Dear Doctor, I need guidance for a persistent UTI and severe vaginal discharge/odor. Symptoms: Burning urination, sharp urethral pain, hot urine feeling, frequent urination, lower abdominal pain, sticky white discharge, and strong odor on my underwear. History: Prescribed multiple oral antibiotic courses (Cetil, Norflox TZ, Septran DS, Nitrobest) and vaginal suppositories (Candid V3/V6, Candel V6), but symptoms have not improved. Urine Culture Results: E. coli isolated. Resistant to: Nitrofurantoin, Cefixime, Levofloxacin, Fosfomycin, Amoxicillin-Clavulanic acid. Sensitive to: Meropenem, Ceftriaxone, Gentamicin, Cefoperazone-Sulbactam, Amikacin. Questions: Since the infection is resistant to oral antibiotics, do I need immediate IV antibiotic therapy (e.g., IV Meropenem or Ceftriaxone)? Is the panty odor/wetness due to a concurrent vaginal infection or the resistant UTI? What is the correct combination of IV antibiotics and vaginal treatment to resolve bot
From last 4 days continuous sharp pain testicle as a nerve pain if touch as it is not giving trouble but need to know
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