Bladder Infection, Antibiotics Taken, Have Severe Chills, Stabbing Pain, Vomiting, Dizziness Since. Cause?
Hi I m a female 23 years old I have had a bacterial infection in my lung for about 3 months . They doctors tried 3 different kinds of antibiotics and none of them work so last tues I had a broncoskapi that s spelled wrong sorry but anyway they went down my throat into my lung to take some samples . The day after I felt like I had a bladder infection so I tried to flush myself to get better by Friday it was way worse so I went to the er and they gave me some antibiotics , that night I starting feeling horrible with fever and Chillin stabbing pain in my right side in between my rib and hip bone . Also vomiting and very Sharp pain in my head ,and I feel dizzy and I been feeling this way for 3 days now any idea of what it could be and should I go back to the hospital . Thanks so much
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Welcome to HCM.
Sorry for the delayed reply.
If you have not sorted out, pls attend ER soon as it looks like urosepsis, that is spread of the bacteria to the blood.
You need evaluation followed by antibiotic injections.
Best regards
DR GS
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Bladder Infection, Antibiotics Taken, Have Severe Chills, Stabbing Pain, Vomiting, Dizziness Since. Cause?
Hi Welcome to HCM. Sorry for the delayed reply. If you have not sorted out, pls attend ER soon as it looks like urosepsis, that is spread of the bacteria to the blood. You need evaluation followed by antibiotic injections. Best regards DR GS