My one friend takes antibiotics baaaaaaadly. She just noticed that she seems to have less "coming out both ends" when the pill bottle smells sweet as opposed to sulphury.
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She just noticed that she seems to have less "coming out both ends"
Well, antibiotics will screw up intestinal flora with no remorse.
They do. And she's better when she takes a pro-biotic along with it... but the sulfas seem to do her more wrong than the nons.
And people just develop drug allergies. It's weird. I took penicillin forever and suddenly developed an allergy when I was 21.
I've been allergic to amoxycillin since I was a child.
Hey, me too! I keep thinking I should get one of those Med-Alert bracelets, but I don't.
I remember SF F2F meltdowns. I was at home, by myself for mine. Good times.
I seem to have the opposite of a sulfa allergy: it's the only antibiotic I don't have a bad reaction to. I'm allergic to penicillin and its cousins, I had the weirdest most unsettling reaction ever to Levaquin, and the mycin family puts me in the bathroom and does horrible things to me.
I continue to be mystified by this ear infection. The lump in the lymph node seems smaller and I think is only tender because I keep poking it.
Still, no fever, headache, anything coming out...etc. The only two symptoms are the bump, slight tenderness right under the round part of the ear and red/itchy skin on the back on my ear.
Some of Dr. Internet's advice says such a thing might resolve itself. I just can't see going to a doctor without a fever.
A couple of people have been badgering me but...with all due respect to every medical professional everywhere...since my last two ventures into the medical industrial complex resulted in 'them' nearly killing me...yeah, I'm hesitant.
since my last two ventures into the medical industrial complex resulted in 'them' nearly killing me...yeah, I'm hesitant.
Yeah, I can understand that hesitation.
Another mystery, though I want to think it is because of the deep freeze we are in, my body temperature has actually been 'low' over the last week. Nothing over 98.5 and much of the time in the mid 97s.
Weird.
It's not like my heater isn't working, yo.
bonny, I can definitely understand your hesitation. I hope you're feeling better soon.
Speaking of medical stuff, can thyroxine cause stomach upset?
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Speaking of medical stuff, can thyroxine cause stomach upset?
I felt really nauseated from the generic one, but had no problems with brand-name Synthroid.