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E coli in urine and testicle pain

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sukhdeep75203
sukhdeep75203

I ve testicular pain and mild urine symptoms from 7 months i didn't took it serious but recently doctor done urine culture and found e coli in urine and after that he gave me antibiotics for 30 days .. i ve been talking medicine for 20 days pain and urine symptoms reduced but still have mild symptoms ..how long it will take to cure it completely and is it possible to completely eradicate e coli and im taking cipro ..some said it has horrible side effects?

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  • shelia22921
    shelia22921 sukhdeep75203

    Posted

    It should be clear when you have finished all the Cipro, yes there are side effects with any drug, call your Doctor if you have any or just to ease your mind, you can also ask your pharmacy.
    • sukhdeep75203
      sukhdeep75203 shelia22921

      Posted

      I heard about chronic bacterial prostatitis ? But i dont have pain in that area only pain is testicle and my ultrasound also come normal? So i can consider that i don't have prostatitis

  • Pepasan
    Pepasan sukhdeep75203

    Posted

    If you’ve taken the medicine for 20 days I think you’d have felt any side effects individual to you by now. They aren’t inevitable. I don’t get side effects with the antibiotics I’ve had. You may be lucky like me.
    • sukhdeep75203
      sukhdeep75203 Pepasan

      Posted

      I heard about chronic bacterial prostatitis ? But i dont have pain in that area only pain is testicle and my ultrasound also come normal? So i can consider that i don't have prostatitis

  • Caterina912
    Caterina912 sukhdeep75203

    Posted

    I took cipro..I was sick..But I found out I was taking 1000mg a day. Which was too much. 250mg twice w day for 7 days is the norm..After keep taking something . But definitely take probiotics for your stomach.
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