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Question by hayley
Submitted on 5/7/2004
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I had a miscarriage in November 03 due to an infection but doctors never told me what kind of infection I had. I was put on antibiotics and was in hospital for 2 days.I would just like to know why because it was not on my GP'S notes either.I have had 2 healthy girls what happened with this one?


Answer by sarab
Submitted on 3/30/2007
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I just got out of the hospital with uti infection kidney infection both caused by e coli and it has been very sad for me because I was put on macrobid and it caused a reaction a high fever of 103.9  and then they told me my baby was not viable and told me i would need a dnc i refused and They sent me home. There is a twist to this story though. Both the pharmacist  and the doctor had macrobid on file as an allergy and I was originally prescribed Keflex and someone we haven't figured out who yet and we have attorney's looking into it but someone changed the prescription to macrobid .

 

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