About three years ago I thought I was on the way to the funeral home if something didn't change. It started out with having a little problem getting "started", like a prostate problem. Didn't think much about it, everything else was fine. It got worse, then I couldn't empty my bladder, and it got worse. All of this happened in about a week. I started having the back pain, as you describe. After a visit to the doctor, I found I had blood in the urine and a hefty infection from somewhere. Gave me Cipro for two weeks and I was taking AZO during that time as well. That stuff really helped with the discomfort. The doctor also gave me something to reduce swelling in the prostate. I have never had any, not any, issues with my prostate before.
After just one day of meds I was peeing good (discolored due to the AZO, nobody told me it turned the urine bright orange!!!) And, after two weeks worth of taking medicine, drinking water, laced with cranberry juice (real juice, not the cocktail stuff), I got to feeling a lot better.
After the fact I found I had a really good bladder infection that traveled up and got both of my kidneys infected as well. My liquid habits have changed, no carbonated soft drinks other than an occasional Sprite, I have a gallon of Cranberry juice about every two weeks, mix it with water to cut the sour taste. I can go like a horse again.
I have had kidney stones in the past. I named every one of them. The statement that it's like giving birth is no joke!
Yes, Cipro is bad stuff, but it got me out of a bind, and really quick too.
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