I was diagnosed with UTI with multi drug resistant bacteria which is resistant to all antibiotic but nitro fur antibiotic. My Uro doctor gave me Nitrofurantoin 100 mg to be taken every 6 hours and asked to get admitted immediately if I get fever or nausea. It?s been 5 days, I am taking the meds. I did not get nausea or fever but burning while peeing is as it is. Next visit to Uro is after 10 days. How can I know for sure if meds are working? Apart from this I am taking raw garlic, yogurt and cranberry juice daily.

Urinary Tract Infection

Fever

Nausea

Nitrofurantoin 100 Mg

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Dr. Sandhya KrishnamurthyAyurveda31yrs exp

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Hi, Take Citralka 2tsf 3 times a day which helps to reduce the burning sensation while urinating. You have to repeat urine C/S again, after comet ion of the course of antibiotics to know whether the medicine has worked or not.

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Dr. V.P. BansalHomeopath42yrs exp

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Take Can notharis Q 10 drops thrice a day in half cup of water and report thereafter General Management - 1. Increase fluid intake 2. Take Tender coconut water. Peppermint and mint. 3. Eat Fruits and vegetables. Drinking milk along with honey 4. Sandalwood. Pomegranate Juice. Vitamin C rich foods. 5. Maintain hygiene. And if the conditions persists, do revert back for further treatment.

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