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My dr sent me to er last night from ultrasound saying enlarged area of appendix. er did ct said everything was good. bloodwork and urine said uti. taking antibiotics now. was nauseous, not eating, pain in ab. is this a uti?
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Possible.: Usually UTI respond really well to treatment within a day or two. Any worsening symptoms should prompt you to call your doctor or go to er for further evaluation.
Answered 9/28/2016
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UTI: Best to report back to your doctor concerning how you are doing and confirmation of your diagnosis.
Answered 4/11/2013
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