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Can I get guidance if Klebsiella pneumoniae has been detected in my urine?
Good evening. Klebsiella pneumoniae 10^6 was detected in the urine. Apart from burning when peeing, I have no other symptoms. The doctor prescribed augmentin for a ton of probiotics, hydration.please me flood or go to cure it? I read on the Internet even about death; ( should I do tests on my child. The doctor was not talkative please some tips
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Have any of you tried autovaccine for klebsielle in urine? Struggling with grandpa for a very long time... I'm looking for an opinion on the effectiveness of the autovaccine...
I was infected in the hospital after the surgery, I have been suffering for 3 years, no antibiotic helps, two hospitalizations and intravenous treatment does not help, non-stop infections, total weakness of the body, bladder pain, peeing with pain every 30 minutes. I don't want to live anymore, it's April and I've had 3 antibiotics and I have a UTI again.
I was also treated for klebsiella pneumon SSP pneumon, I had it in my vagina (because there are different types of this bacterium). After taking a bath in a hospital shower
Treated with antibiotics from antibiogram. Cipropol helped, but it was taken for a short time, 7 days, so I was clean after finishing the antibiotic, but the bacteria multiplied again and after 2 weeks the bacteria came out again. But this antibiotic works. Gentamicin did not help intravenously, then intramuscularly. Amoksiklav didn't help. I cured myself by taking levoxa 500mg antibiotic once a day for 14 days and it's wonderful, I've been healthy for a year.
This bacterium is terrible. Contrary to the opinions of "specialists", a lot of people, especially women in Poland, are suffering. Antibiotics fail. Alternative medicine doesn't work. I was even hospitalized. You don't want to live, there is no effective method. Winning against this bacterium is probably a lottery ticket. I implore doctors, instead of writing that it's nothing, to really see the seriousness of the problem that destroys lives and to look for an effective treatment.
I've had this bacterium for 3 years now. Lots of antibiotics, even intravenous ones in the hospital, colloidal silver - nothing helps. When I read the statements of pharmacists and doctors that it is enough to take an antibiotic, the knife in my pocket opens! The hospital has infected with a bacterium for which there is no cure.
Hello, I just came up with the same thing... Have you managed to recover from it? I'm taking another antibiotic :( The previous one did not help.
Olga Sierpniowska Pharmacist, Editor
18 months ago
Klebsiella pneumoniae is a common cause of urinary tract infections (second in frequency), but is more characteristic of complicated infections. The danger of infection with this bacterium is that it increasingly produces enzymes that break down antibiotics, making treatment ineffective. However, since it is known that the cause of the ailment is Klebsiella, I suppose that you have had a culture of urine, and thus - an antibiogram was made, which indicates what antibiotic is effective against the bacteria that infected you. In the described situation, it is best to follow the doctor's recommendations - take an antibiotic, probiotic, remember to hydrate. Unfortunately, I do not understand what you mean by asking "should I do research on my child". However, I enclose additional information that may be helpful: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/zakazenie-drog-moczowych https://www.gdziepolek.pl/kategorie/leki-na-zapalenie-pecherza-moczowego Augmentin is a drug that can be booked on GdziePoLek and then picked up stationary upon presentation of a prescription: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/8049/augmentin-875-mg-125-mg-tabletki-powlekane/apteki/w-warszawie Probiotics are available without a prescription and can also be purchased online: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/kategorie/probiotyki