UTI. Taken Cipro. Increased Chest Pain, Endocarditis. Does UTI Cause Problem?
I have a UTI and have them fairly frequently, more than 5 per year. This one I treated with cipro 250mg BID x 3 days with little improvement, pain in my back up to my shoulders. Spiked temp over 102 twice, resolved with ibupropin. Went to the e-center this am, RX for Macrobid BID. Now the pain has increased in chest area like pleursy is described or endocarditis (severe ache hurt with a deep breath, laugh or cough). I have had Macrobid in the past. Do not suspect an allergic reaction . Can this UTI cause this problem. Additionally I have a h/o HTN and my BP usually runs in the 130/85 range and today it has bee 74/46-88/60 Age 57, Female. I am a critical care RN.
U should have got better by now as it is 6 days since u posted.
UTI does not spread the way u have described.
Any person with artificial heart valve undergoing a urologic procedure need antibiotics to prevent endocarditis, to my knowledge.
I feel the chest pain is unrelated.
Regards
Dr GS, urologist
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UTI. Taken Cipro. Increased Chest Pain, Endocarditis. Does UTI Cause Problem?
Hi U should have got better by now as it is 6 days since u posted. UTI does not spread the way u have described. Any person with artificial heart valve undergoing a urologic procedure need antibiotics to prevent endocarditis, to my knowledge. I feel the chest pain is unrelated. Regards Dr GS, urologist