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Bladder Infection. Took Antibiotics. Having Nausea, Tiredness, Chills, Soreness In Groin. Suggestions?

30 uear old female...had a bladder infection last week completed 3 days cipro antibiotic ..last night started feeling sick ie nauseated, tired, chills, feeling very cold , no fever. went to my doc today and he took another urine sample which came back clear...ssid maybe I have a bug. Feels like my glads in my groin are sore too...confused any advice?
posted on Sat, 23 Mar 2013
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Hi, groin glands (lymph nodes) can enlarge and become sore in case of infection or injury to legs, infection of genital area and certain sexually transmitted diseases. Chills, nausea etc may indicate infection. Blood tests, work-up for VD and a sonography will help. If you are sexually active, use barrier contraception till things improve, also get your partner evaluated. Take lots of fluids. Take care.
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Bladder Infection. Took Antibiotics. Having Nausea, Tiredness, Chills, Soreness In Groin. Suggestions?

Hi, groin glands (lymph nodes) can enlarge and become sore in case of infection or injury to legs, infection of genital area and certain sexually transmitted diseases. Chills, nausea etc may indicate infection. Blood tests, work-up for VD and a sonography will help. If you are sexually active, use barrier contraception till things improve, also get your partner evaluated. Take lots of fluids. Take care.