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Lower bk , pelvic pain, vaginal pain, constipation, breast pain. lab said uti took antibiotics 10d symptoms subsided but then returned a week later?
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Get checked.: Sometimes the antibiotic given suppressed but did not kill all the bacteria, and so they multiplied to the point where you have symptoms again. Get seen and have a urine culture done to determine a more effective antibiotic. Call the doc that gave it to you, or consider Healthtap Prime for a Virtual Consult with a doc at a very reasonable price.
Answered 9/20/2015
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