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nimi90
8 months ago

The first treatment ofuncomplicatedCystitis in patients who have no risk factors for a multi-resistant gram-negative organism is nitrofurantoin 100 mg orally twice a day for 5 days (contrained in a creatinine clearance < 60 ml/min), trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole (TMP/SMX) 160/800 mg orally twice a day for 3 days or fosfomycin 3 g orally once.

A less desirable selection comprises a fluoroquinolone or a beta-lactam antibiotic. If cystitis returns within one or two weeks, a broader spectrum antibiotic (e.g. a fluoroquinolone) can be used.

Is Azithromycin helpful?

No. No benefit.

BeviBaby
8 months ago

That’s what the doctor tells you, because it comes to the pathogen. Usually you get a broadband antibiotic first, Fosfomycin is typical… but depending on the type you do not have to help.

I had an infect with some more complicated pathogens, which then had to be determined and order a suitable AB for it.

Corresponding: Go to the doctor and let you write something about it. Antibiotics aren’t just taken on ‘that could fit’ suspicion as if it were candy. For this they put too much stress on the body.

SpookyBatwing
8 months ago

This comes to you individually, often Fosfomycin is prescribed.

Deichgoettin
8 months ago

What antibiotic in balsen infection – inflammation?

What is prescribed by the doctor/rologist!

are there certain who do not help?

Yes

Is Azithromycin helpful

No!

Unholdi
8 months ago

DAs is insignificant, one takes the ones describing the urologist – better eatses.

horribiledictu
8 months ago

that says your doctor

Loayzak
8 months ago
Reply to  horribiledictu

Many help but not all.

Fofsomycin is good, also pevmicillinam

BeviBaby
8 months ago
Reply to  Loayzak

And then you hang there with an pathogen that doesn’t impress Fosfomycin…

That’s right. They help, they often help but not always. So get to the doctor.

LittleMac1976
8 months ago

Please ask the doctor!