Taken Cipro For Blood In Urine. Lower Back And Flank Pain Due To Kidney Damage?
Hi, Last Saturday I noticed blood in my urine . I went to the hospital where it was diagnosed as a kidney infection. I started antibiotics (Cipro) and will continue them for 10 days. The bleeding is no longer present as of Monday. Looking back, I m pretty sure that I ve had the infection for a considerable period of time. I ve had pain in my lower back and the flank region. I thought that the pain was related to a herniated disk and lower back problems that I ve had for over 25 years. What are the chances that the flank and back pain are caused by kidney damage? I m scheduled to see my urologist after the 10 day period of Cipro is over. Right now I m quite concerned about the possibility of having damaged kidneys. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
welcome to HCM! get urine culture and sensitivity test done. get sonography done too, to ruleout stone. then start proper antibiotic. better if u consult a physician. all the best!
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Taken Cipro For Blood In Urine. Lower Back And Flank Pain Due To Kidney Damage?
welcome to HCM! get urine culture and sensitivity test done. get sonography done too, to ruleout stone. then start proper antibiotic. better if u consult a physician. all the best!