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Persistent Pain In Mt RIF, Lower Back, Increases While Excreting. Appendicitis Ruled Out. No Relief With Oflaxacin, Paracetamol. Remedy?
i have persistent pain in mt RIF and lower back and it shoots when i excrete off late i have frequent vomiting and occasional dysentry and fever. now today i observed penile discharge while i excrete. doctors have ruled out appendicitis, kidney or gall stones and have been taking oflaxacin and paracetamol for the past twenty days with no improvement.
Thu, 17 Oct 2013
Hi, it appears to be the urinary tract infection, so is the discharge, so i advise you to consult an urologist for diagnosis and treatment.
If the diagnosis is difficult you can get the urine tested for culture and sensitivity and use treatment accordingly. Thank you.
If the diagnosis is difficult you can get the urine tested for culture and sensitivity and use treatment accordingly. Thank you.
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