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Diagnosed With UTI, Taken Ampacillin, Later Had Burning Micturation, Switched To Cipro, Negative STD Test, Have Diarrhea. What Could Be Wrong?
I went to an obgyn and they found out that I had uti . I had no symptoms. I took ampacillin. Later I had burning painful pain when I urinate. I went to regular doctor and I had uti. So the antibiotic never worked. I had new ones. It still was bad and they changed it to cipro. The burning when I pee it s not there but it hurts itches and I have pain still there. All day long. The obgyn tested me for STD as regular testing and it is negative. I also have diarrhea . I dont know if it s bc of all the cranberry juice I have been drinking. Why is wrong with me.?
Wed, 12 Sep 2012
Hello
Your diarrhea could be because of craneberry juice or could be because of some bacterial or viral infection.
Continue your antibiotic although ideally your doctor should have asked for a urine culture and sensitivity for your UTI.
Take plenty of water and continue cranberry juice.
Your diarrhea should be all right soon as there is no symptom of any bacterial infection.
If your burning urine continues even after current antibiotic course,get a urine culture done and then take the antibiotic,otherwise avoid unnecessary anti biotics.
Thanks
Your diarrhea could be because of craneberry juice or could be because of some bacterial or viral infection.
Continue your antibiotic although ideally your doctor should have asked for a urine culture and sensitivity for your UTI.
Take plenty of water and continue cranberry juice.
Your diarrhea should be all right soon as there is no symptom of any bacterial infection.
If your burning urine continues even after current antibiotic course,get a urine culture done and then take the antibiotic,otherwise avoid unnecessary anti biotics.
Thanks
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