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Urine Test Shows UTI And Klebsiella Infection. Have Abdominal Pain After Taking Oxalobact. Side Effects?
two days back my urine culture report showed that I am suffering from UTI and Klebsiella bacteria found in my urine, more than 1lac in 1ml. Before i gave my urine for test, I had constant abdominal pain. Doctor has prescribed Oxalobact, Skify 200 MD and QRS. I am taking these tablets for the past three days. I have abdominal pain -is this pain due to side effects of these tablets I am taking or some other health issue. My RBC count is normal, no thyroid and sugar is 80 before breakfast.
I am afraid if it is kidney stone. I am very confused and afraid if there is any serious problem with my body. I am 39 yrs old female. Thanks
I am afraid if it is kidney stone. I am very confused and afraid if there is any serious problem with my body. I am 39 yrs old female. Thanks
Fri, 16 Aug 2013
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Klebsiella bacteria can be associated different infections including urinary tract infections.
This particular bacteria can sometimes be difficult to treat and may be resistant to some antibiotics used.
In addition the antibiotics often have to be used for a prolonged period for an effective response.
The urinary tract infection itself can cause the abdominal pain that you are experiencing.
You should consider re visiting your doctor for a reassessment. He or she may ask for another sample of urine to send to the lab and depending your physical findings suggest and ultrasound to assess the kidneys.
This would determine if there are any other issues like a kidney stone.
I hope this helps
Klebsiella bacteria can be associated different infections including urinary tract infections.
This particular bacteria can sometimes be difficult to treat and may be resistant to some antibiotics used.
In addition the antibiotics often have to be used for a prolonged period for an effective response.
The urinary tract infection itself can cause the abdominal pain that you are experiencing.
You should consider re visiting your doctor for a reassessment. He or she may ask for another sample of urine to send to the lab and depending your physical findings suggest and ultrasound to assess the kidneys.
This would determine if there are any other issues like a kidney stone.
I hope this helps
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