Took Antibiotics For Ear Infection. Have Arthritis In Shoulder, Enzema In Legs And Trying To Loose Weight
I have just finished a course of antibiotics for an ear infection and now have a sore in my ear that appears to be a sore that has become infected. I have also got arthritis in my shoulder which is flaring up and exzema down both legs and on my back and in my ears which is now worse than ever. I have been on insulin since November and have just changed to a different form of insulin as the nurse thinks I am allergic to nickel - where has that come from? I am trying to lose weight but what else can I do - my ear is agony and my shoulder is constantly painful - the pain going down my arm to my hand almost all the time
hello please dont worry, as in diabetic patients take slightly longer time to heal with antibiotics than patients with normal sugar levels.please continue the antibiotics, one more reason for the ear pain can be referred pain from your shoulder and you should meet your orthopedic doctor for further advice. thanks
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Took Antibiotics For Ear Infection. Have Arthritis In Shoulder, Enzema In Legs And Trying To Loose Weight
hello please dont worry, as in diabetic patients take slightly longer time to heal with antibiotics than patients with normal sugar levels.please continue the antibiotics, one more reason for the ear pain can be referred pain from your shoulder and you should meet your orthopedic doctor for further advice. thanks