I believe i,ve got a bladder infection.what anti-biotics would anyone recomend?
957137
The first reconmendation would be to go to a Dr.\n\nIf you in fact do have a bladder infection you can also drink cranberry juice (if you can get passed the taste)\n\nAnother one is chicken broth. Sounds strange but works to flush out the kidneys/bladder..\n\nTaking antibiotics along with cranberry juice/chicken broth will help in recovery faster.
831333
STD or could be also a bladder infection. Check your doctor.
1027663
I have the same problem. I am going to see a Urologist as this has been going on for years. Your Gyno should be your first stop, and I'm sure you do all the instructions from them-( wiping from front to back, urinating after sex, drinking cranberry juice or pills, drinking lots of water and in my case taking an anti biotic after sex). I would say it is time to see a kidney specialist as UTI's are so miserable, and sounds like you have reached tolerance to many antibiotics.
1178751
get a different doctor, this should be resolved with the appropiate antibiotics. A culture and sensitivity test of your urine will tell what antibiotic works.
635404
Do not despair. I had recurrent prostatitis at about the same time you did. I occassionally get it but not nearly as badly as I used to. \n\nHere is what I found out. The antibiotics don't seem to work really well and create another set of problems. You basically upset your system because the antibiotics take a scorched earth approach killing bad bacteria and good bacteria. I noticed two things seem to cure my prostatitis as well as kidney stones. 1) Drastically reduce your intake of meat and fat laden foods in general. Go vegetarian if you can. I did (except for occasional fish). Meat has lots of hormones and other toxic substances. 2) Start drinking soy milk daily. It has a mild form of estrogen which I believe reduces the size of the prostate. What you have is BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia). You need to have a prostate exam on a regular basis and also run everything I have said by a Physician. \n\nAlso eat a little yogurt to restore the natural bacteria in your gut that has been decimated by the antibiotics.\n\nMany times when we have a condition that is annoying and getting worse we assume that it will only continue to get worse. In my case it has drastically improved. I am 52 and the prostatitis started at about your age. If you are married, you might be passing Urinary tract infections back and forth with your wife. Have a doctor check you both.I am not saying don't take the antibiotics but in addition to taking the antibiotics I would try the approach I described. I know it has worked for me. Be sure to stay hydrated by drinking lots of water and one more thing quit drinking lots of sugared sodas. These would cause my condition to flare up.\n\nI believe there is a good chance that your condition will improve.
1037996
Get yourself of on a good pro-biotic. Get the kind they keep in the refrigerator at the health food store or vitamin store. You need active bacteria/acidopholus back in your digestive system.  Get a probiotic with a lot of live cultures in it. It will rebuild the lining on your stomach. Make sure you drink a lot of water and stay away from acidic foods and drinks.  I would avoid citrus for now.
694366
Possible UTI (Urinary Tract Infection)\nOr you may just have a bladder infection\nDont take my word for it though I suggest you see a doctor for professional medical advice
925066
Go to an herbal supplement store and buy cranberry pills if you don't like the juice. Also drinking water helps. The juice works really well though, you should try drinking it even if you don't like it. Try diluting it with water. I've had bladder infections before and they went away after drinking cranberry juice. It saves me a trip to the doctor.
592724
Really you should go to the doctor.  These infections can lead to loss of a kidney.  However, if you are having reoccurring infections you need to make sure to drink plenty of water in the AM especially and then throughout the day.  Also, cut out sugar and alcohol as these 'feed' the bacteria (both the good and bad).  \n\nDrinking a small glass of pure cranberry juice (with no sugar, yes it tastes awful) helps to keep the bladder environment acidic, helping to kill off the bacteria.  Finally, you need to encourage the good bacteria to grow and replace the bacteria.  You can do this by eating yogurt or other foods with 'live cultures' or get live bacteria pills from a vitamin store.  If you get the live bacteria pills make sure they are refrigerated or you'll get sick.
35586
I'm only addressing the first question: you may have a bladder infection.
482787
Virtually all bladder infections are bacterial (and therefore will respond to properly selected antibiotics).  Other organisms such as fungi and chlamydia can cause bladder infections as well.
538785
I have to wonder if you may have a bladder infection. If it is a yeast infection which can be painful. It burns really bad. Some Yeast infection treatments come with a topical cream that helps. Also you should call the second Doctor and let his office know that you aren't feeling any better. I hope the best for you and you get relief soon. Drink plenty water and Cranberry juice.
878427
totally different types of anti-biotics.  you are risking making your infection resistent to the anti-biotics.  i'd call your doc to see what they think you need to do
697513
Always finish the full course of anti-biotics as prescribed.  This is important to be sure that the medication has killed all of the bacteria. If you stop the anti-biotic too soon, some bacteria are of tougher strands & have the capacity to mutate into "superbugs".  \nAnti-biotic Resistance builds up due to people not finishing their prescribed doses.
169439
you need to seek medical attention by a physician..but i do believe from past experience..you have a bladder infection,more commonly known as a UTI and need a perscription medication to treat it.
928642
You might have a urinary trac infectoin, if it doesn't get better you should go see you physician.
946771
It is also known as Bactrim, and is an antibiotic.  It is quite effective for bladder infections, and some other infections as well.