Efficacy of levofloxacin combined with cefoperazone sodium in the treatment of urinary tract infection
Abstract
Objective: To analyze efficacy of levofloxacin combined with cefoperazone sodium in the treatment of urinary tract infection.Methods: A total of 180 cases with urinary tract infection were selected and divided into two groups,group A were treated by levofloxacin combined with cefoperazone sodium,Group B were treated with levofloxacin.The efficacy,bacterial clearance and incidence of side effect were observed and compared.Results: Cure rate,total effective rate and bacterial clearance in Group A was significantly higher than those of group B(P0.05);but there was no significant difference in incidence of side effect(P0.05).Conclusions: Levofloxacin combined with cefoperazone sodium has more satisfactory effect than single administration in the treatment of urinary tract infections with advantages of higher bacterial clearance rate and fewer adverse reactions.
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