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bright red blood in urine , burning with urinating, and left flank pain. Pt state that she was seen in the ER and was treated with Flagyl and Cipro however her symptoms is not improving. Also, pt states that she was suppose to be given a 10 day supply of Cipro, however she was only given 6 day

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