RE: toxicology - chronic high dose moxifloxacin in different mammals

[Guest guest]

, it was free, and with my dark sense

of humor I found it laughable. Here is one quote from the Discussion section:

“Moxifloxacin was …found to

cause a moderate degree of acute toxicity, mainly affecting the CNS…the

principle target organs were the CNS, the liver, the bone marrow and the

cardiovascular system…all of these symptoms are known to be associated with

other fluoroquinolones too. (It goes on to explain that the other quinolones

take a longer time and a higher dose before these symptoms show up though.)

The good news is that moxy doesn’t

seem to cause cancer or light sensitivity.

Welcome to the wonder world of yet another

quinolone.

a

Carnes with brain damage from

Levaquin and Avalox

http://jac.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/suppl_2/91.pdf

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[Guest guest]

Hey, don't sneeze at that light sensitivity thing. I

was on i.v. doxy for several months and my hands and

top of feet were raw, despite my attempts at wearing

gloves and socks almost all the time. Sunny California

makes that very difficult to do. (It's also why I

think the whole NOIR sunglasses thing is kind of funny

and may explain why certain light avoidants on a

certain protocal haven't keeled over from a lack of

vitamin D. Unless you live in a crypt, it's nearly

impossible to avoid the sun 100% in So. Cal. (or

Nevada, where you live).

I've just added tetracycline back to my regimen, and

am feeling better. Especially in the jaw. I hope the

photosensitivity thing is less pronounced with tetra.

I just can't got through that again, and is why I

avoid doxy now. Can't take minocycline, so nothing

left but tetra, which I think may have good bone

penetration in the long run anyway.

penny

--- a Carnes <pj7@...> wrote:

> , it was free, and with my dark sense of humor I

> found it laughable.

> Here is one quote from the Discussion section:

>

> " Moxifloxacin was .found to cause a moderate degree

> of acute toxicity,

> mainly affecting the CNS.the principle target organs

> were the CNS, the

> liver, the bone marrow and the cardiovascular

> system.all of these symptoms

> are known to be associated with other

> fluoroquinolones too. (It goes on to

> explain that the other quinolones take a longer time

> and a higher dose

> before these symptoms show up though.)

>

>

>

> The good news is that moxy doesn't seem to cause

> cancer or light

> sensitivity.

>

>

>

> Welcome to the wonder world of yet another

> quinolone.

>

>

>

> a Carnes with brain damage from Levaquin and

> Avalox

>

>

>

> http://jac.oxfordjo

>

<http://jac.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/suppl_2/91.pdf>

> urnals.org/cgi/reprint/43/suppl_2/91.pdf

>

> may not be a free text

>

>