I have a pseudomonas infection on my nose. I started a course of Levofloxacin and it seemed to help, but the doctor only had me on it for two weeks and now it has recurred. I have also been applying gentomycin topically for several weeks. I had ablation surgery less than 2 weeks ago and am on Amiodarone, 200 mg once a day. Initially I went into a-fib the day after the surgery (before I started the Amiodarone), but I have been in normal sinus rhythm since then. There is a negative interaction between the two drugs Amiodarone and Levofloxacin) that can result in irregular heartbeat. My dermatologist was informed of this by my pharmacist, and she has opted to instead refer me to an infectious disease specialist, but that could take a while. Based on my research it looks like pseudomonas is resistant to most antibiotics. Do you have any interim suggestions for me? Thanks! Martin
The culture that showed pseudocodes growing from your nose would have showed the sensitivity pattern of Chat Doctor.  Change to cefuroxime 200 mg twice a day if the bug is sensitive and take it for 2 weeks. don't put Genoa for so long as it can adversely affect your kidneys. Check for diabetes and B12 deficiency as causes of prolonged infections