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Acute cystitis (lower UTI)
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oral
-single dose: not very effective -short course (preferred) -conventional (usu for men, preg women, upper UTI) |
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acute pyelonephritis
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*bacteriuria >100,000
need hospitalization (may lead to sepsis) cipro, ceftazidime, amphicillin + gentamycin, unasyn |
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complicated UTIs (structural/fcn'l probs)
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mild->severe
from e coli, klebsiella, proteus, pseudomon., s. aureus, enterobacter... -mild: wait for c/s -severe: start broad spect. |
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recurrent UTI
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frequent (3 or >/yr): prophylaxis
infrequent: recurrent |
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acute bacterial prostatis
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inflammed prostate
maybe from catheters tx: flouroquinlones (i.e. cipro) |
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UT antiseptics
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nitrofurantoin, methenamine, nalidiic acid, cinoxacin
-2nd line -concentrated in urine |
