<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.Diagnosed w Bactrial pnemonia on Oct.28,2014I waited to go to ER for about 1.5 weeks got sick:Oct. 18, 2014. Was given Levoflaxacin500 mg for 7 days gallon of IV fluids pain med. Wasn t any better. Went back on 110814 said it was gone. IV fluidsanxiety med... By than in bed for 3 weeks. Went to my PCP on 111714 and she said no u still have it. So now 750 mg Levoflaxacin pain med... Lost 27 lbs so far...And I m stil in bed stomach crampsfatigueinsomnia shortness of breath not as baddehydratedache all over bad headachenausea. CBC: RBC2.97mg HCT L 30 MCHH 32.1 HGBL 9.9gdc PLTH 548 kul MON H 9.8 rest on CBC normal. CMP: KL 3.1 GLUH 108 CreatineH 1.09 CA L 86 ALB L 3.0 NA L 131 mmoc...Hhigh Llow. After all that...no energy what so ever!! I took all antibiotic and still am losing weightno appetite trying to force fluids. I m 5 10 now 123lbs. It s been just over a week since last went in. I m 50 yrs old. Do blood results look just alright? Pnemonia should be gone. If so, how long to recover. 6-7 weeks in bed is no good. Should I go back again. I m tired of this-just want another opinion on what more I can do. Thank u and sorry for the novel. Coleen  <response>: Hello dear, thanks for your question on Chat Doctor. I can understand your situation and problem. In my opinion you should definitely consult pulmonologist and get done1. Chest x-ray repeat.2. CT thorax if needed.3. Sputum culture and sensitivity4. Sputum examination for AFB. Repeat chest x-ray is needed to rule out position of your pneumonia, means it is decreasing or static or worsening. CT thorax will be more informative if x-ray is inconclusive. Since you are having ongoing weight loss, tuberculosis must be rule out as a cause for your pneumonia. Ideal way to treat pneumonia is by isolating the causative organism and start appropriate antibiotics according to sensitivity report. This will avoid haphazard use of antibiotic and prevent Chat Doctor. So better to first consult pulmonologist and discuss all these. 