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Stomach Pain, Pulsating Headache, Red Vaginal Bleeding. Had Bladder Infection. Anything To Worry?
I have a bladder infection that I'm taking macrobid antibiotic for, the burning feeling has gone away but last night I had sever stomach pains and I keep getting pulsing headaches around my ears. I have also had bright red vaginal bleeding for 3 days, I'm not sure if its coming from where I pee from or from my uterus. Its different than my period, as the blood is usually darker red, and im not supposed to get my period until the 15th. Should I be worried about anything?
Wed, 29 May 2013
THERE IS SOMETIME RACTION TO MEDICINE
MACROLYTES SOMETIME DONOT SUIT AND THRE IS ALLERGIC REACTION CAUSING THIS
THE DRYNESS OF MUCUS CAUSE SINUSITIS ATTACK CAUSING HEDAXHE
THE SWELLING OF BLADER CAUSES BLEEDING IN VAGINA
STOP THIS ANTIBIOTIC
TAKE DOXI 100 MG BD FOR 10 DAYS TO CLEAR SINUSES
LOT OF WARM WTER
TAKE ANTIA;;ERGIC EBASTINE 10 MG BD
TAKE FLUNARAZINE 5 MG AT NIGHT FOR 3 WK
DICLO SOS FOR PAIN
CITRALKA SYP 1 TSF BD WHICH ACT AS LOCAL ANTISEPTIC FOR URINARY TRACT AND BLADDER INFECTION
YJESE WILL COVER BOTH SYSTEMS SINISES AND BLADDER MAY TAKE 3 WK
MACROLYTES SOMETIME DONOT SUIT AND THRE IS ALLERGIC REACTION CAUSING THIS
THE DRYNESS OF MUCUS CAUSE SINUSITIS ATTACK CAUSING HEDAXHE
THE SWELLING OF BLADER CAUSES BLEEDING IN VAGINA
STOP THIS ANTIBIOTIC
TAKE DOXI 100 MG BD FOR 10 DAYS TO CLEAR SINUSES
LOT OF WARM WTER
TAKE ANTIA;;ERGIC EBASTINE 10 MG BD
TAKE FLUNARAZINE 5 MG AT NIGHT FOR 3 WK
DICLO SOS FOR PAIN
CITRALKA SYP 1 TSF BD WHICH ACT AS LOCAL ANTISEPTIC FOR URINARY TRACT AND BLADDER INFECTION
YJESE WILL COVER BOTH SYSTEMS SINISES AND BLADDER MAY TAKE 3 WK
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