Re: ARTHRITIS- ELBOW JOINT [amoxy]

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On Saturday, October 15, 2005, at 12:31 AM, dumbaussie2000 wrote:

> my staph areus used to be highly sensitive to

> most antibiotics including I think amoxacillin last time I bothered

> testing.

Tony, when you took amoxycillin, did you take probenecid with it to

keep the blood levels high?

- Kate

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Kate

My first real relief from my pain come from doing amoxacillin(by

accident)my mother actually had some in the cupboard and thinking it

won't kill me to try an antibiotic. at this point no-one in history

ever died from these drugs, just the opposite I thought.Oh!! I had

also been given augmentin- which was useless. The relief from neck

stiffness/headache was instant with amoxacillin, but the following six

months were a nightmare as the infection on 3 amoxal a day was not

going away, there was also a week inbetween getting another, then

another prescription. The amoxacillin eventually no longer worked, I

then realised that this infection/s needs the other end of the scale

as far as treatment goes, this three pills a day stuff just doesn't do

anything to real infections.The other thing I found when using a drug

against a big infection like ours your drugg is all used up- instaed

of circulating and finding, I felt like your hitting a brick wall of

infection and trying to chisel it down. So I'm all for doing multiple

IV's six a day to keep the pressure on as opposed to keeping things

circulating.I just don't think you can beat strength and duration of

therapy required to fix your problem at hand.I would personally not

hesitate to do some IV's on the challenges at hand with my elbow. if I

could easily.The actual science would be interesting because I feel

in long term arthritis like this sample- it's walled off from most

things and needs some kick ass therapy to break it down.Actually the

ibuprofen with the antimicrobial may be an option is some?You need to

get thru scar tissue and inflammation so you've alway's got a job at

hand.

>

> > my staph areus used to be highly sensitive to

> > most antibiotics including I think amoxacillin last time I bothered

> > testing.

>

> Tony, when you took amoxycillin, did you take probenecid with it to

> keep the blood levels high?

>

> - Kate

>