While Neeri is a herbal formulation that can support urinary comfort, it cannot cure a bacterial E. coli infection. During pregnancy, it is vital to completely clear a bacterial UTI to protect both you and your baby. Since Augmentin 625 (amoxicillin/clavulanate) causes stomach upset, please consult your obstetrician immediately. They can prescribe a different, pregnancy-safe antibiotic?such as cephalexin or nitrofurantoin?that is gentler on your digestive system.

Since your body, especially your liver and kidneys, is still recovering from the infection and antibiotics, it is best to wait a week or two until you feel fully recovered before starting Cystone and Neeri. These herbal formulations are generally safe, but giving your system a brief rest prevents any unnecessary strain or stomach upset. In the meantime, the most effective and safest step for your small kidney stones is to stay excellently hydrated by drinking plenty of water. Please consult your doctor before starting these supplements to ensure your body is fully ready.

Do not substitute your prescribed cefuroxime with Neeri syrup. Cefuroxime is an antibiotic necessary to clear a bacterial infection, whereas Neeri syrup is a supportive herbal formulation that cannot cure it. Additionally, starting or changing medications while undergoing a urine culture can alter your test results. Ideally, the urine sample should be collected before starting your antibiotic. Please consult your doctor before making any changes so they can safely guide your treatment based on your culture results.

A 16 mm kidney stone is quite large and typically cannot be dissolved or passed with medications like Alkasol, Cystone, Neeri, or Berberis. The blood in her urine and the hot and cold flashes are important signs that could suggest a urinary infection or blockage. Please have her evaluated by a urologist promptly. She will likely need a procedure, such as lithotripsy or minimally invasive surgery, to safely clear the stone and protect her kidneys. With the right specialist care.

Even without pain, it is possible that the 5mm stones have migrated from the kidneys down toward your bladder neck or urethra, causing a temporary physical barrier to urine flow. Other possibilities include mild inflammation or localized muscle spasms in the urinary tract. I gently recommend consulting a urologist for a simple ultrasound to locate the stones and ensure your bladder is draining safely. Please stay well-hydrated, and seek immediate medical attention if you find yourself completely unable to urinate.

Pain during urination often indicates a urinary tract infection (UTI) or vaginal irritation. While Neeri syrup is used for urinary comfort, self-medicating with antibiotics without a prescription can lead to complications. I gently advise stopping the unprescribed antibiotics. To help soothe the discomfort right now, please drink plenty of water to flush your system and avoid harsh soaps. Even without immediate in-person access, please consider a telehealth consultation so a professional can prescribe the correct targeted treatment safely.