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Our DAN wants us to try Ampho B as is is supposedly alot less liver

toxic than diflucan. We've been on diflucan for awhile, off and on. Our

daughter has had a fabulous rection to Dilfucan

Can anybody compare their experience diflucan vs Ampho B?

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Our son did well on both. His best response, though, was diflucan, until we tried nystatin. I think it just depends on the child. I know a few people who are going through all the antifungals and the responses have varied quite a bit.

Our DAN wants us to try Ampho B as is is supposedly alot less liver

toxic than diflucan. We've been on diflucan for awhile, off and on. Our

daughter has had a fabulous rection to Dilfucan

Can anybody compare their experience diflucan vs Ampho B?

Thanks

Bridget

AMpho B Question

Our DAN wants us to try Ampho B as is is supposedly alot less liver

toxic than diflucan. We've been on diflucan for awhile, off and on. Our

daughter has had a fabulous rection to Dilfucan

Can anybody compare their experience diflucan vs Ampho B?

Thanks

Bridget

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Mine did not do well on Ampho B at all. He is very sensitive to

everything and will react at the drop of a hat. Diflucan was okay for

him.

Depends on the child and you can only tell by a trial.

Gayatri

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> toxic than diflucan. We've been on diflucan for awhile, off and on.

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> daughter has had a fabulous rection to Dilfucan

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> Can anybody compare their experience diflucan vs Ampho B?

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> Thanks

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> Bridget

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My son is on AMP B now since about June, he did well right away, we

saw improvement but we were on Nystatin before this. I do want to

try Diflucan in the future to get rid of yeast elsewhere in the body

depending on liver tests.

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We've done both diflucan and ampho B with great success doing both.

I think ampho is much stronger in fact. We had to make sure we had

OLE on board for bacteria while doing ampho because bacteria seemed

to proliferate like crazy when ampho was used. However, both gave

great cognitive success. We continue to do ampho, but are

considering switching to nystatin powder per DAN. I'm a little

skeptical since ampho is working so well :)

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until we tried nystatin. I think it just depends on the child. I

know a few people who are going through all the antifungals and the

responses have varied quite a bit.

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> Our DAN wants us to try Ampho B as is is supposedly alot less

liver

> toxic than diflucan. We've been on diflucan for awhile, off and

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> daughter has had a fabulous rection to Dilfucan

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> Can anybody compare their experience diflucan vs Ampho B?

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> Bridget

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> Our DAN wants us to try Ampho B as is is supposedly alot less

liver

> toxic than diflucan. We've been on diflucan for awhile, off and

on. Our

> daughter has had a fabulous rection to Dilfucan

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> Can anybody compare their experience diflucan vs Ampho B?

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> Thanks

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