Hi again,

I tried Cipro a long time ago and the doctors stopped it because I'm intolerant 
so it make me puke and gave me diarrhea. The gave me another medication as a 
solution, like gentamicin for example or Bactrim, Septra, Macrobid, ect. Also, 
I've been having a lot of bad experiences with antibiotics because they gave us 
lots of side effects sometimes. Specialy, if you have been taking antibiotics 
for a long period of time, not only you become resistant (meds don't take 
effect as much anymore), you're starting to kill the good bacterias in your 
intestin so it can give you diarrhea and bloated stomach, even a Clostridium 
Difficile which is not a good feeling, similar to diarrhea and bloated stomach. 
Anyway, make sure to eat some yogurt to build your flore of good bacteria in 
the intestin, it will prevent having a C Difficile and more. I hope it help a 
bit.

 

Yannik 
 




From: daa...@aol.com
Date: Sun, 5 Sep 2010 15:46:06 -0400
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] UTI antibiotics to use and treatment
To: yanni...@hotmail.com; quad-list@eskimo.com




Yannik,
Thank you for your response.. I'm also having a lot of spasms, diarrhea, 
bloated stomach after I started taking the Cipro. I have taken it many times 
with no problems. I don't know if that is a side effect of the Cipro or the UTI 
infection. I have had bowel with a lot of other infections. Has anyone else.
 
I have had pseudomonas in my lungs and I was told it would never go away?
 

In a message dated 9/5/2010 12:23:22 P.M. Central Daylight Time, 
yanni...@hotmail.com writes:
 
Hi,
About medications for UTI, it really depends on the colonization of bacteria 
that you have in your bladder at the time of your symptoms. I used to have a 
lot of pseudomonas in my bladder at a time and the doctors were giving me 
gentamicin IV and my last infections, for some reason, there was a lot of 
staphylococcus (SARM) in it so I was giving Antibiotic again but by pill this 
time, Bactrim. I think it all depends to the doctor that is treating you and 
the kind of bacteria present in your bladder a that time. Each type of bacteria 
has a few different antibiotic as a solution to treat it, well at least most. I 
hope it help a bit.
 
Thanks,
 
Yannik




From: daa...@aol.com 
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 11:12 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: [QUAD-L] UTI antibiotics to use and treatment


My Nurse Took a Culture in the Stoma Last Week. The Pharmacy Called and Said 
They Were Sending a Penicillin, Which I Have Been Allergic to for Years and 
Would Have Died If I Had Not Gotten to ER in Time for Drugs to Open up My 
Airway.
 
Then They Changed It to Bactrim. Today I Became Really Cold and Chilling with a 
Fever. I Called the On-Call Doctor and they gave me Cipro. They always give me 
generic drugs.
 
They Gave Me a New Doctor When My Previous Doctor Became a Hospitalist..
 
What are all of you given for UTIs and do any of you have iIleo- conduit. It 
seems like I can read more than I should.
 

My previous nursing agency was not doing me cultures the right way. They 
couldn't find another nurse to replace her when she went to another job. The 
agency would not give her the right kind of red catheters to check my ostomy 
stoma. I then had to wait several weeks to see my doctor because she would not 
write new orders until she saw me and she was going to be out of town. And she 
did not give the orders to the new agency. I don't think they know the needs a 
quadriplegic.
 
I would appreciate any suggestions and information.
Dana
 
 

                                          

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