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kidney infectionOH brother |
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| I do hope that she learned a lesson about making rash judgement calls. I hope that you feel better Lorrie. Seems like you need to find a doctor to help you figure out why your body continues to produce infections in this area.
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| I've had dozens of kidney infections. One landed me in the hospital with a Cipro drip for 5 days! What my urologist suggested is this supplemet called THERA CRAN. Google it, because I'm not sure where you can get it. I think I'm on "auto ship" from iHerb. And the best news is: I haven't had a kidney infection since I started taking Thera Cran, 2 years ago.
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| I am in hospital at the moment with an acute kifney infection (using my blackberry) I am on iv antibiotics and morphine. I should have seen about this earlier and I cannot urge anyone who has an infection to see a doctor asap. The pain is awful. All being well I should be home Monday. |
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| Sigh. Well, I guess you ended up with my fate. Hope you're out of pain soon. BIG Hugs, Phylis
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| Hope you feel better soon, Tempus. |
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| Could there possibly be a connection between your current seizure activity and the kidney infection? It is possible that it was infected for some time prior to your noticing it.
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| *hugs* to you all! I was finally discharged yesterday. Like you Phylis, they put me on an IV cipro drip - which seemed to help after four days. I was also on a course of ethromycin (simple partial) and now have to take amoxycillin for a further ten days. They scanned my kidneys and found that my right one (where I had the most pain) was enlarged. Kind of figures now! I am still on strong painkillers (tramadol) but at least I am home. Will be off work for at least another week. Robin - it is very, very likely and this is what the doctors think. I have been noticing pain for sometime, but just put it down to other things and not connecting the two together. If there are any lessons to be learned from this: I will definitely stop procrastinating in the future. If I feel any pain, then I am seeing my GP asap. If I don't feel well, I am not prepared to take any chances. If I get accused of over-reacting, well - so be it, but I certainly don't want to be that unwell again. Edit: Just an aside - but whilst I was being very ill on Wednesday night - I had two tonic clonic's (one whilst I was at home, the other in the hospital). Another thing that really annoyed me - I was always under the impression that E medication should be taken at exactly the same time (morning and night). I have religiously taken mine at 8am and 8pm respectively (and with little leeway). Whilst I was in hospital, I was lucky to receive my morning tablets by 10am (sometimes as early as 6am) and then in the evening, it could be as late as 12 midnight. I asked if I could self-medicate, but of course the answer was a big no! Incredible really :s Last edited by TempusFugit; 09-29-2009 at 03:21 AM. |
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| Welcome back to the land of the living. Boy, you really had SOME kidney infection. I'm glad that you've resolved to be pro-active next time. As for meds...I always bring my own. Keep feeling better. BIG Hugs!
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| LOL Tempus welcome to the wonderful world of the NHS. I have to tae my meds 4 times a day, at very set times as gabapentin has a short half life. I'm meant to take it at 7am, 1pm, 7pm and 1am. I NEVER got given my 1am dose, ended up discharging myself AMA as I was in there for having a bad seizure, yet as I wasn't given my meds properly, I wound up having more seizures. Tried to complain and just got told that there were a lot of staff off sick at that time...not been admitted since, always leave AMA now. |
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| That sounds like a very BAD joke. You were admitted to the hospital for having a very bad seizure and they FORGOT to give you your meds on time??? That's why I BYOM. (Bring your own meds!) Unless, of course I'm unconcious. Then it's very inconvenient!
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