Experiences with Ofloxacin
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9/6/2017 | | 25
Ofloxacin (200mg) for prostatitis
I consult the emergency room for a recurring urge to urinate. First I have oroken that does not work, then 21 days of Ofloxacin and the It works little by little and at the end of the 13th day much less want to urinate but a huge lot of side effects (muscle aches, diarrhea, alteration of sleep I wake all Days at 7:00 for no reason). I stopped the treatment on the 18th day, the urge to urinate i...
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9/3/2017 | | 33
Ofloxacin (200mg) for urinary infection
Visual hallucinations on the second day of treatment, my wife wakes up in panic and it took me a good half hour to "bring her back" to the real world. Super worried about the causes of this hallucination, I searched for hours on the net from where this could come with the keyword "visual hallucinations" but nothing conclusive. It is a random article that talks about some treatments that can pr...
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8/22/2017 | | 30moderated by Charlotte
Ofloxacin (400mg) for chlamydia
Thurday began with 400mg of ofloxacin icm with 500mg metronidazol, i immediately had a panic attack and felt light headed, the day after i felt very drowsy. This feeling stayed for 6 whole days. I got a cure for this for 14 days, but this did not stop! I now have a lighter cure, i was instructed to stop with both medicines. I've seen the worst of the side effects.
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