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If I have a fever of 100 for two days and I know my white blood cell count is 33,000 and I was told by the hospital that I left because they pissed me off can I take azythromycin 250 mg for it at home and it get better or do I need to go back to hospital?

By Anonymous September 17, 2017 - 6:05am
 
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I was diagnosed at hospital with kidney infection and told my white blood cell count is 33,000..I got mad at doc and unplugged my iv. And left ....I'm wondering if azythromycin250 mg will work at home or should I go to another er? Seriously

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Helena
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Hello. Thank you for reaching out to us.

I'm not sure why you were upset, but I would advise going back to the doctor (or hospital) and follow whatever treatment plan they had in mind for you.

Helena

September 17, 2017 - 6:42am

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DestinyReo
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So you suggest I go back to the hospital I def won't be going back to the same one but I will think about going to another one....there's no way I can treat this at home ,right?

September 17, 2017 - 7:27am

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Helena
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Hi again,

Your doctor would be the best person to ask who knows your general health and the specifics of your condition.

Hope you feel better soon.

Helena

September 17, 2017 - 1:20pm

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