Zithro

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It's quite amazing that an E. coli thread would not have already been

revivified on this list, especially as it relates to azithromycin,

carnitine, neuroborreliosis and O157:H7-laced spinach. And not a peep

out of anyone regarding Mycobacterium in the brain. Not a peep about

analgesia outside the opioid system, especially as it regards

Borrelia. Azithromycin is a 15-membered ring macrolide, akin to the

relentless mycotoxin that moves through the flesh in Buruli ulcer.

Should we review the photogaphs of this disease? It is a mistake to

locate the fervor of this discourse to the brain only. How did the

Borrelia get there in the first place? The possible occurrence of tick-

bite-induced suicide recently reported in Great Britian answers the

question.

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Sol

Wow!!!, what are we sup[posed to discuss as far as those topics go?

Your flying well over my head with what you just threw up.

tony

>

> It's quite amazing that an E. coli thread would not have already been

> revivified on this list, especially as it relates to azithromycin,

> carnitine, neuroborreliosis and O157:H7-laced spinach. And not a peep

> out of anyone regarding Mycobacterium in the brain. Not a peep about

> analgesia outside the opioid system, especially as it regards

> Borrelia. Azithromycin is a 15-membered ring macrolide, akin to the

> relentless mycotoxin that moves through the flesh in Buruli ulcer.

> Should we review the photogaphs of this disease? It is a mistake to

> locate the fervor of this discourse to the brain only. How did the

> Borrelia get there in the first place? The possible occurrence of

tick-

> bite-induced suicide recently reported in Great Britian answers the

> question.

>

[Guest guest]

So… is it OK to give?

Thanks,

M.

[Guest guest]

I took zithro for only one day--I was going to take three days of

minocin and two of zithromax. But I had so much inflammation and

pain on the first zithro day that I went off it and back to my 7 days

of Minocin, which is pretty good but gives me not enough relief at

night. Can I take Minocin in the AM and Zithromax in the PM?

Something someone pn the list suggested made me think I could.

Please help.

On Oct 29, 2007, at 9:20 PM, Ana Willson wrote:

> Rose,

> I took Minocycline for about 1 year, after I was diagnosed with RA.

> I developed a sensitivity to it so my doctor put me on Zithromax,

> at 250mgs 3x/week. I've been on that dose for about 6 years now,

> and have been in remission for about 4 years. I've never had any

> nasty side effects from it, and I plan on taking it forever, if I

> must, in order to stay in remission. If I can answer any more

> questions for you, please feel free to email me at:

> willson@...

> Ana in Alaska

>

> rheumatic Zithro

>

> I have R.A. and have been taking mino for a month now i find it to

> be very expensive and would like to know if others from the group

> are using a gerneric Zithro or Doxy for their therapy.

> Thank-You Rose

>

>

[Guest guest]

have you tried ordering mino from canada? have heard it's cheaper.

i use zith but only b/c i can no longer tolerate mino. mino worked great

for me for 3 years. it didn't sop working on RA but i didn't know re

probiotics/yeast/diet so i got very sick on it. doing better now with

anti-fungal, very strong probiotics, and diet.

monique

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the 1st 5 weeks on zith i had the worst pain i have ever had in 10 years

with RA. but now am doing better. i think it was herxing so i just took

pain killers and worked thru it. it's worth it.

monique