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That spreadsheet is stunning in its total

lack of any adverse affects for the quinolones. I just sent the organization an

email on this.

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This chart for antibiotics used to treat Lyme and

co-infections gives

warnings in the far-right column. About all the different penicillins,

it says " inflammation assists. " Does anyone know why the penicillins

cause so much more inflammation that other abx?

And, does anyone know what meds would best help with the inflammation

that penicillins cause? I definitely am having more nerve inflammation

from bicillin IM than I have from any other abx. Neither my LLMD nor

local doc gave me anything to help deal with this constant, strong

inflammation in my brain and nerves, and I need to go in and explain

why I need something stronger than ibuprofen for inflammation relief

while taking it.

http://www.lymepa.org/Antibiotics_spreadsheet_2004-1215.pdf

Thank you.

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Well, it seemed to be lacking all kinds of info.

penny

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

>

>

> That spreadsheet is stunning in its total lack of

> any adverse affects for

> the quinolones. I just sent the organization an

> email on this.

>

>

>

> a

>

> This chart for antibiotics used to treat Lyme and

> co-infections gives

> warnings in the far-right column. About all the

> different penicillins,

> it says " inflammation assists. " Does anyone know why

> the penicillins

> cause so much more inflammation that other abx?

>

> And, does anyone know what meds would best help with

> the inflammation

> that penicillins cause? I definitely am having more

> nerve inflammation

> from bicillin IM than I have from any other abx.

> Neither my LLMD nor

> local doc gave me anything to help deal with this

> constant, strong

> inflammation in my brain and nerves, and I need to

> go in and explain

> why I need something stronger than ibuprofen for

> inflammation relief

> while taking it.

>

> http://www.lymepa.

>

<http://www.lymepa.org/Antibiotics_spreadsheet_2004-1215.pdf>

> org/Antibiotics_spreadsheet_2004-1215.pdf

>

> Thank you.

>

> Tempe

>

>

>

>

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