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This isn't a question, but I was hoping someone would know the answer due

to all the experience with different antibiotics. My entire family was sick for

over 2 weeks, and are finally recovering. My non-pid son and I were put on

Zithromax. It didn't work for him and he ended up on Augmentin. I was also put

on Zithromax, and it wreaked havoc on my digestive system. I have chronic

gastritis and take Nexium 2x/day. I am having burning pains in my right side

(right where my waist bends; this is all following a week of nausea,

constipation, diarrhea, etc.) which all begin the day after I started taking the

Zithromax. I went to see the Physician Assistant, who decided I was having pain

from constipation. She switched me to Amoxicillin in case the Zithromax was

bothering me. This week I still had the pain, and saw the doctor who ordered an

ultrasound in case it was something with my gallbladder. If not, he says, he

believes my gastritis has moved down to my duodenum because of the Zithromax.

He told me to stop the Amoxicillin, and now my throat infection is back. They

won't put me back on anything until they found out what the ultrasound shows.

Has anyone heard anything so bizarre about an antibiotic? It just seems crazy

that 3 pills (I didn't even get through all 5!) could cause me weeks of pain and

discomfort.

Sorry for the long version!

, Mom to , 2-1/2, IgA Deficiency, asthma, chronic ear/sinus infections

and Connor, 4, doing great

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