Years ago I experienced very similar symptoms as you and was given antibiotics. The pain would come back though. I had back pain, pain in my legs and groin. Always felt like a urinary tract infection or kidney infection. Was much later diagnosed with Interstitial Cystitis. Was treated for that with great results. Basically, your bladder goes into a spasm, holding urine and creating the pain I felt. Treatment was to take meds to help soft muscles to relax and allow urine to be passed. Also had to have in office infusions into bladder with heparin. I found that the antihystamine Hydroxizine to be a deterrent to flares and now use it daily..........no flares in over 2 years. You might want to look up Interstitial Cystitis to see if symptoms are similar to yours. Hope you find relief! Janet
Forgot to mention. It feels like my body still fighting some infection althought I finished taking CIPRO. Can it be that it went to the blood and I need additional antibiotics ti kill it? How often this happens? Thank you in advance.
Thank you kat. I finished cource of CIPRO and situation get little better under the ribs but it's not completely gone. I still feel rush sometimes mostly in the evening. Just out my curriosity, did you see cases when bladder infection caused such abnormalties or this is just an assumpton? Very important for me to know because I still worry :(
Hey I' m really sorry to hear of your dillema. However , if this makes you feels better yes definately you do have a bladder infection means you have a " bacterial infection," commonly caused by the bacteria. E.Coli, hence Ciprofloxacin treatment. Not to worry though, as these kinds of infections cause pain due to inflammation caused by the bacteria, usually localized to your back and rib areas. With cont'd use of CIPRO you should be well until the course is finished. lymph nodes on the other are just indicators of the lymphatic system which activates whenever there is infection, in other words telling u something is wrong. yes, infection can spread or cause septicaemia however ur medication will work to stop that from happening. Hope this helps.