Re: Cipro??

[Guest guest]

I think someone tood Cipro and it was causing involuntary jerking movements.

When they stopped the Cipro, the jerking movements also stopped gradually.

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> Before I've had a chance to thank you all for your answers about phenergan,

I'm desperate again for an answer - this time about cipro. I'm in the hospital

with my smartphone, so can't go online or search very far back in old messages.

Am I right that cipro can cause problems (I think I've read that here), and if

so what problems? Mom had a stroke a few weeks ago, was in rehab doing pretty

well, and is now knocked flat on her back with a UTI (and dehydration, and

possibly pneumonia).

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> Thanks in advance for your answers and help!

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> Sent from my Samsung Captivate on AT & T

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[Guest guest]

, if your mom has possible pneumonia I would skip the chipro and go straight

for the levequin. Hope she is feeling better soon.

Courage

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Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2011 11:22 PM

To: lbdcaregivers

Subject: Cipro??

Before I've had a chance to thank you all for your answers about phenergan, I'm

desperate again for an answer - this time about cipro. I'm in the hospital with

my smartphone, so can't go online or search very far back in old messages. Am I

right that cipro can cause problems (I think I've read that here), and if so

what problems? Mom had a stroke a few weeks ago, was in rehab doing pretty well,

and is now knocked flat on her back with a UTI (and dehydration, and possibly

pneumonia).

Thanks in advance for your answers and help!

Sent from my Samsung Captivate on AT & T

[Guest guest]

Cipro is an anitbiotic, my father w/ LBD has been on a course of it on two

occasions and had no problem from it.

Carol, daughter of .