Have been taking for over 24 hours with no improvement. Am I simply being impatient? In the past Cipro improved my condition overnight, but after a ten day course, this time, all of my symptoms returned within a few days, hence the switch to the new (actually old standby) pharmaceutical.
How long before Macrodantin/Macrobid lessens cystitis symptms?
- Posted:
- 15 Jul 2010 by Karen Wienser
- Topics:
- cipro, macrobid, macrodantin, urinary tract infection, bladder infection
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15 Jul 2010
It does take time for meds to act or react, the system needs to get used to the change of meds, since the doc has prescribed the meds he/she perhaps is the best person as he/she would know your medical history, please do not be impatient, each med has its goods & bads, if you still feel that cipro would be a better med, speak to you healthcare provider, hope this helps?
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