A 50-year-old woman sees her GP due to symptoms of dysuria and frequency.
A 50-year-old woman sees her GP due to symptoms of dysuria and frequency. Her urine dip is positive for leucocytes and nitrites, and she is started on oral antibiotics for a urinary tract infection. Routine bloods three days later show that her creatinine has risen from a baseline of 66 to 88 μmol/L. Repeat bloods two weeks later show that the creatinine has returned to baseline.
Which antibiotic could account for the results above?
Select the single most appropriate option from the list.
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