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I had an uti

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shalonda14935
shalonda14935

After going to the er being treated for an uti....im down to 4 antibiotics nd i still have the same symptoms as i did when i first went in....blood still in urine pressure still on my bladder....only difference is that i pee every 15 to 20 minutes....only drops ......HELPPPPPPP

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  • cheryl74384
    cheryl74384 shalonda14935

    Posted

    well do you have a gp ? or definitely, go back to ER, asap, nowdays, you are responsible for your own health, dr,s too busy, you must persist, obviously this infection not responding to antibiotic you  were given, go back demand attention to this matter !

     

  • kat.hy
    kat.hy shalonda14935

    Posted

    Hi, same thing was happening to me. It could be any of these things, or anything else:

    Kidney stones

    Bladder stones

    Stricture in one of the two urine tubes

    An antibiotic resistant UTI

    Cystitis

    Kidney disease

    Kidney Infection

    Cysts in the kidneys or any other part of the pelvic area

    There may also be some other issues causing this. Your doctor should send you to a urologist if you are still having symptoms with no improvement.

    • shalonda14935
      shalonda14935 kat.hy

      Posted

      Thank erroneous.... I got some different antibiotics two days ago nd the bleeding has stopped.... I was so scared my doc was talking I may have bladder cancer.... I go see a urologist on the 13th...
    • kat.hy
      kat.hy shalonda14935

      Posted

      Yeah blood in the urine could mean bladder cancer but it can also be a number of other (less scary things) things that are more common.

      Hope the antibiotics continue to work and that you feel better soon.

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