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ecoli septicaemia poisoning

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ramasesdgreat
ramasesdgreat

i went out for a meal. It made me seriously ill.Any other person out there who has suffred from ecoli septaceamia and bilateral kidney abseses. Nearly 2yrs and i suffer from very dibilhtating kidney ant joint pain, with chronic fatigue problems. Also where you feel your biood is weird as though its poping like buble wrap. If i do not take the anti biotics i become bed bound sweating rigors and very high temp, feel as though going to die. Any help or suggestions!

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  • Megan224
    Megan224 ramasesdgreat

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    Hi ramasesdgreat,

    I dont have that condition but had something similar. After reading some articles I saw that your problem gets solved with intravenous antibiotics for 2 weeks continously at hospital. If you are soo poorly should go to E&A and get that sorted. 

    http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcarticles.nsf/pages/Septicaemia

    Hope you get better.

  • UK-Ven-medicate
    UK-Ven-medicate ramasesdgreat

    Posted

    I had unilateral kidney infection and sepsis in October 2014 and was on intravenous antibiotics, and then 4-6 weeks on different antibiotics. Sadly the pains in the kidney area are always lingering although GP says its related more to my spinal issue. I am not sure to be honest

     

  • Winnie143
    Winnie143 ramasesdgreat

    Posted

    I had Sepsis after having an SAH (brain bleed) op. I was in cuckoo land for ages but touch wood (touches head) I am over it hopefully.

    I feel for what my family went through xx waiting for me to wake up from this illness.

    It was, I think to do with UTI.

    Good luck All xx

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