Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Urine Retract Infection?

if its not a urine retract infection, what else could it be? im waiting on my test results and am getting highly impatient, and the pain is still slaughter me! Usually a physician will do a quick experiment for blood, protein, bacteria, etc. within the urine. These results are immediate (within 30 minutes). Some physicians will after put the patient on an antibiotic if they surmise a UTI is present.
Then the urine is "cultured", i.e., placed in a Petri dish of agar and kept at body warmth to see what bacteria will grow. This can thieve at least 48 hours. This is done because different microbes are susceptible to different kinds of antibiotics.
If your swift urinalysis didn't show any infection, your physician may be waiting for culture results so he/she can choose the right antibiotics. However, your pain seem significant.
My suggestion is that you contact your physician and tell him/her that the backache is significant. You don't mention where the torment is, so I hesitate to recommend urinary tract anesthetics or anti-inflammatories.
Dude...specifically a URINARY TRACT INFECTION. not a urine retract infection.that sounds like it would hurt. Anyways, drink cranberry liquid or go to the drug store and obtain "uristat", which will get rid of adjectives the symptoms. Be sure that you get an antibiotic from your doc though when the results come spinal column because the uristat dosent treat the infection, it just get rid of the symptoms...and works like a charm! Also, what is taking your dr. so long for the results? It take like 2 second.

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