Which antibiotic to use, if any...

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The posts at Mel's site suggests that an anti-fungal Rx should be used along

with the antibiotic Rx. They suggest a lab called Great Plains Lab to test the

individual to find out which medications would be best for there infection. It

is an interesting notion, because it is likely that the infection we each have

gotten from bird mite bites are not all the same... However the infections do

seem to cause all of us to become mite magnets (attractive hosts).

Has anyone on this site tried a prescription anti-fungal along with the

antibiotic?

Didn't Bessie, Sue, Marie, and cure this without antibiotics and

anti-fungals? They are the only people I have heard of who had beat this...

z3

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Hii

Thank you for you info on the lamasil pills. I will have a look into it

God bless you,

Bill.

On Wed Dec 1st, 2010 12:40 AM EST Goldstein@... wrote:

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>My husband took Lamisil for maybe 4 months, thanks to Dr. Metzger who

prescribed it for a long term fungal infection on feet, toenails and one hand

(he used to do wood working and picked up a strange one handed fungus).  It

cleared every bit of it up.  His nails are now perfect and feet look good too. 

Thick toenails are now normal nails.  He had few symptoms before this...

occasionally has a little tickle on his ear, but since starting Teasel almost

never happens.  He is entirely free of symptoms.  For some reason his symptoms

have cleared and mine have not entirely, although during the cold weather I've

done well.  If your liver can tolerate Lamisil it might be the way to go.

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>Hi Zoe

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>Long before the birdmite forum there was topix scabie forum , Sam a head poster

had crusted scabies so 1 Dr said after many said many other things .... Well sam

finally beaat the bug & then he got a fungal infection do he used lamisil oral

medication.

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>After months and months its NOT scabies!!!!!

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>Sam | Thursday Jun 18 | Reply My post got lost: Someone a while back posted

that they thought they had scabies for a long time. It wasn't. They had the air

in the house tested and it was some kind of household mold or fungus causing

them itching and rashes, but said there was nothing you could see like on the

walls or anything.

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>As for me I got a fungus after using all the scabies meds. It looked and felt

just like scabies rashes. Topicals helped but I had to take oral lamisil to

clear it all.

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>So many people here have said they thought it was scabies but turned out to be

something else. Hope everyone here finds out what they have.

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>God bless you Zoe ,

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>Bill

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>ps let me know if you find anything thet helps , I still pick up the bug

somtimes .

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>On Tue Nov 30th, 2010 11:15 PM EST Zoe wrote:

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>>The posts at Mel's site suggests that an anti-fungal Rx should be used along

with the antibiotic Rx. They suggest a lab called Great Plains Lab to test the

individual to find out which medications would be best for there infection. It

is an interesting notion, because it is likely that the infection we each have

gotten from bird mite bites are not all the same... However the infections do

seem to cause all of us to become mite magnets (attractive hosts).

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>>Has anyone on this site tried a prescription anti-fungal along with the

antibiotic?

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>>Didn't Bessie, Sue, Marie, and cure this without antibiotics and

anti-fungals? They are the only people I have heard of who had beat this...

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