Urine test for bladder infection
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Resently Doctor decided to take Urine test and found bladder infection and gave me CIPRO as an antibiotic. I feel rush under my ribs and pain in the back (right side). Do you think that this infection can cause that? I am still taking this CIPRO things and hope that this'll help. Do you know if lymph nodes can case pain or infection could go up from bladder and affect other areas? Please help!
My doctor took urine sample and did a quick urine test, which showed some pus cells, so he sent the sample for culture. To my surprise, it came out all clear. I feel so suffocated of this problem and am not able to enjoy our outings and even at home i battle with this. Everytime we go out and if i forget to keep on drinking water, it starts again. Along with burning, i also feel giddiness and i feel very irritated. Any clue, whats happening inside me. Thanks a lot.
The most common cause of red blood cells in the urine is a bladder infection. Other caused such as kidney stones, menstruation contamination of the sample, kidney disease, and bladder of kidney cancer. A microscopic urine analysis is usually done to confirm the presents of red blood cells and urine culture is often done to rule out infection. If red cells are present in significant numbers, a CT scan of the kidneys and bladder are done.
(Such as your ureters (tubes carrying urine from kidney to bladder), bladder (urine holding tank), and/or urethra (tube that empties urine from bladder to outside world) Because it's possible for the tissue of those body parts to become irritated enough to where they start to bleed (perhaps from an undetected/untreated STD or bacterial infection).
I went to the doctor about 6 weeks ago to test for a bladder infection and it was negative, even after the culture. I had to get up 3 times last night to go to the restroom, normally I only go twice. Just wondering if anyone if anone on the board has had a kidney infection, kidney stone, bladder, or urinary tract infection while pregnant. I have had around 10 stones and I am 29 years old.
She needs to go back to her doctor and take a urine specimen with her. The doctor can arrange for a blood test to check her kidney function and also send your daughter for a ultrasound scan and referral to a urologist if there is a problem still with the kidney or confirmation of a kidney stone.
Stones can be extremely small like a grain of sand or much bigger.
m withholding 2 Liters of urine in my bladder and I have no urge to empty the bladder. I have had MRI, blood test, urine dynamics testing, and other urine retention tests. I still don't have a diagnosis yet and I've been working with 2 different Urologist. Can you give me some idea what the problem is and how to solve the problem. I wore a leg catheter for 3 weeks because I couldn't urinate on my own. Now I'm doing self catheterization which is better than the leg bag.
Hi, Urinary retention is a common problem in the elderly male. A stroke can cause urinary retention by altering the brain's ability to cause the bladder to contract on demand. The CVA preceeded the retention by 6 months so it's unclear whether this is a factor. It's not uncommon for patients to have an unrecognized problem causing difficulty voiding after a CVA that became apparent later in time.
I'm using a new Dr this time(3rd child) and at my 10 week appt they didn't check my urine? I asked why, and they said unless blood pressure is high, they don't. I'm worried because between my last 2 pregnancies(the checked every visit) they found a bladder infection I didn't know I had, dehydration a couple times, and protein in my urine(I later found out I had GD). So I worry they might miss something?
I have a bladder infection, I think. So I called my Dr and told him what was going on. He prescribed Septra generic DS. It made me so sick that I called him back and asked what to do and he said it would be alright to take a half pill twice a day instead of a whole one. This is the second time I've had a bladder infection in two months. The first time was when I was in the hospital. No catheter was used. They sent me home with a script for Septra and it cleared up with in 5 days.
It could be a urinary tract infection. This needs to be treated before it turns into a kidney or bladder infection. You can drink more (lots more), use something like Ural which neutralises the urine to stop it burning, drink cranberry juice or cranberry tablets.
But if you are getting no relief within a short time of doing these things you probably need to go and see a doctor.
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