Re: Re: Problems with Penicillin

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Thanks, Penny. I know that many of the antibiotics in use today were developed because a lot of people can't take penicillin. Tetracycline comes to mind immediately. I've taken a lot of other antibiotics, and I have followed the discussions about the different antibiotics on this list with interest. I have taken cipro, but only for short lengths of time, with no problems. I have taken zithromax with no apparent problems. I took minocycline, and I can tolerate the larger doses but not the smaller, but it did appear to do longterm damage rather than help (pulsing doses).

So I suppose there really is no perfect antibiotic (or magic bullet for that matter). But we can dream, can't we?

Wishing all the best,

Re: Nelly & Penny re: C. Pneumonia> > > > > > > > Jim,> > > > > > > > PS:> > > > > > > > I think Wheldon when dealing with people with MS> > > > is probably not > > > > dealing with people with such HEAVY bacterial loads as> > > > the loads we, > > > > people infected with TBDs (as well as God knows what> > > > else but pbbly incl > > > > Cpn) are dealing with. So the problems with bacterial> > > > die-offs are more > > > > easily dealt with, maybe, just my gut feeling> > > > > > > > Nelly> > > > > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------> -----------> >