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Allergic Reaction To Antibiotics. Muscle Weakness, Fatigued. No Natural Curvature In Spine. Treatment ?
I had a staph infection and had allergic reactions to 3 antibiotics before my Dr gave me dioxycycline which gave me sevre allergic reactions and neurological problems just recently took macrobid for uti and I m experiencing extreme muscle weakness and fatigue. I was also seeing a chiropractor for pinched nerves and was told I have no natural curvature in my spine anymore but I can no longer afford to keep going for treatment bc this past month I lost my job. Last dr apt my Dr said I had high blood pressure. But the extreme tiredness is what s worrying me
Tue, 8 Oct 2013
Hi,
Staph infection you have already treated with antibiotic. If not, can take other for much longer period of time.
Next, feeling weak and fatigued could be partially related to staph infection which might be currently persisting and would need further treatment.
In addition, losing your job and being psychologically down could be another reason of your weakness and fatigue.
Therefore, I suggest to eat healthy foods, drink plenty of water, get some physical activity breathing fresh air. That would help overcome your "feeling bad about losing job", your staph infection and would give enough energy to do your daily activities.
Thank you.
Staph infection you have already treated with antibiotic. If not, can take other for much longer period of time.
Next, feeling weak and fatigued could be partially related to staph infection which might be currently persisting and would need further treatment.
In addition, losing your job and being psychologically down could be another reason of your weakness and fatigue.
Therefore, I suggest to eat healthy foods, drink plenty of water, get some physical activity breathing fresh air. That would help overcome your "feeling bad about losing job", your staph infection and would give enough energy to do your daily activities.
Thank you.
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