How to treat recurring UTIs accompanied by shortness of breath, nosebleeds, and fatigue?

Hi,

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I read your query and understand your concern.

Your symptoms could be related to prolonged infections and the use of antibiotics. UTI (urinary tract infections) is cross-infection; hence, your partner must be checked for it as well.

1) Platelets are usually reduced in infections, but 86000 per microliter is only a grade 1 decrease and is insignificant, and your RDW (red cell distribution width) value is unremarkable.

2) Your lymphocytes are below 1.97 x 10e3/mcL which is not in the normal range, indicating the presence of infection in your urine.

3) Your CK (creatinine kinase) is clinically high. CK is a muscle breakdown product that is increased in prolonged fasting, TPN (total parenteral nutrition), dieting, heart or skeletal muscle damage, and prolonged ailments.

4) Bleeding symptoms might be related to vitamin C, vitamin K (due to prolonged use of antibiotics), and vitamin B12 deficiency. I suggest you increase your vitamin B12, folic acid, pyridoxine, vitamin D, zinc, vitamin C, iron, and coenzyme Q10 levels.

5) For osmolality, take plenty of water with locally available oral rehydrate salts.

However, please consult a physician and start taking the medications with their consent. I hope this helps.

Most welcome.