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What Causes Dizziness And High WBC Count In Blood Post UTI Treatment?
Question: Hi, I had uti got treated with antibiotics a month later I was told that I have blood in urine and was given antibiotics again, I had no symptoms of uti. Now after finishing the antibiotics I still have high WBC count. feeling dizzy, few times I thought I will faint my chest became tight... Generally feeling tired, like I haven't eaten for days, off balance,no concentration, bad pain in my knee, leg muscles , painful but less other joints.
Brief Answer:
Considerations
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for sending the question to HCM .
From what you have described it sounds like you need a focused consultation and comprehensive physical examination in addition to possibly some additional lab studies and maybe imaging.
If you did not have any evidence of infection but still had evidence of blood in the urine then your doctors need to rule out other possible causes including inflammation of your kidneys or bladder.
You have a collection of symptoms which does not necessarily point to any obvious cause. For this reason I think you should try to make an appointment with your primary care doctor to go over all of your symptoms and some diagnostic considerations.
Thanks again for trusting in us .
Sincerely,
Dr. Galamaga
Considerations
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for sending the question to HCM .
From what you have described it sounds like you need a focused consultation and comprehensive physical examination in addition to possibly some additional lab studies and maybe imaging.
If you did not have any evidence of infection but still had evidence of blood in the urine then your doctors need to rule out other possible causes including inflammation of your kidneys or bladder.
You have a collection of symptoms which does not necessarily point to any obvious cause. For this reason I think you should try to make an appointment with your primary care doctor to go over all of your symptoms and some diagnostic considerations.
Thanks again for trusting in us .
Sincerely,
Dr. Galamaga
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