Fosfomycin and Abdominal Pain: What Users Say
Brand names: Monurol
Reviews for Fosfomycin
- Anonymous
- Taken for less than 1 month
- November 10, 2021
Fosfomycin for Bladder Infection "Took it for a bladder infection. Two days later, had really bad abdominal pain. I started shivering, then collapsed. Woke up soaking wet with sweat, had to call an ambulance. A week has passed since taking it, along with probiotics, and I still have to run to the toilet with loose diarrhea."
- Tan...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- July 26, 2017
For Bladder Infection "Used orally for UTI, and all the side effects just started to appear day by day, and instead of becoming healthy, I deteriorated. Diarrhea, abdominal and back pain, nausea, chest pain, dysuria, sleeplessness just started to aggregate, and now I am in the most miserable condition. Won't recommend at all."
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- Ann...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- January 11, 2018
For Bladder Infection "Took this for a mild bladder infection and initially felt improved. But then stomach cramps, abdominal discomfort to the point of serious pain, nausea-literally kept getting new symptoms and feeling worse and worse. And I’ve still got the bladder symptoms. Would never recommend this."
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Fosfomycin for Bladder Infection "Lower UTI symptoms subsided 24-48 hours after taking Monurol. One dose is good for 3 days. Today is the 4th day and I don't need to take a second dose as I am relieved. However, the side effect is bothersome since I took this. I have extreme vaginal itching. Also slight abdominal tenderness and minor diarrhea. But the vaginal itching is problematic. I can't focus and can't sleep. Did anyone experience this? Is this normal? How long will I wait until this goes away? What can I do?"