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Can Dizziness And Fall Out From Bed Symptoms For Bladder Infection?

My mother-in-law woke up last Thursday night very dizzy, feeling she would fall out of bed. She also had a bad taste in her mouth and was nauseated. her Dr. said it was a bladder infection and her white cells were to high to count. Is that diagnosis correct?
Wed, 21 Sep 2016
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Hello dear,
Thank you for your question,

In my opinion, dizziness and nausea may indicate a more serious infection that involves the kidney. This condition is called pyelonephritis, and requires a longer course of antibiotics, with higher doses.

In such cases I suggest to my patients to take a urine specimen for culture. The result takes at least 48 hours to come. In the meantime, I would start to treat her empirically with Cyprofloxacin. Since it is a prescription based medicine, she will have to consult with her doctor.

I hope this helped.
Kind regards,
Dr. Alma
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Can Dizziness And Fall Out From Bed Symptoms For Bladder Infection?

Hello dear, Thank you for your question, In my opinion, dizziness and nausea may indicate a more serious infection that involves the kidney. This condition is called pyelonephritis, and requires a longer course of antibiotics, with higher doses. In such cases I suggest to my patients to take a urine specimen for culture. The result takes at least 48 hours to come. In the meantime, I would start to treat her empirically with Cyprofloxacin. Since it is a prescription based medicine, she will have to consult with her doctor. I hope this helped. Kind regards, Dr. Alma