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A member asked:
Was diagnosed with a kidney infection a week ago. still in pain, not feeling well and still have 100 temperature.on antibiotics. help?
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You may have: some antibiotic resistance issues, which means your antibiotic may not be working. You should call or let your healthcare provider know right away to get some help, perhaps a culture, recheck urine analysis and different antibiotic. Please do not wait longer as you clearly have not improved given the persistent fever and ongoing pain/ malaise.
Answered 5/16/2016
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