RE: Re: dental anaesthetics

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In a message dated 22/01/2004 05:46:57 GMT Standard Time, Pagequeen1@...

writes:

> I just had all of my

> teeth removed last Friday to get dentures and to get rid of the

> amalgams (100 years old)

Wow ! Now I know where you were going when i had just joined the group! I

hope it went well for you..you write very coherently considering you must be

older than your amalgams were! *giggling here*

Ive discussed it with my cardio as you suggest and he basically told me

about the antibiotics due to the leaky valves but Ive been taking so much new

stuff in over the past few visits that I forgot to ask him aboyt the local

anaesthetic, and dont see him again till Feb 10th.

I will ask my dentist , but you know I often find they know less than we

hoped, so Im just trying to be prepared !

I hope you're glad to have your amalgams gone, and a new smile

Very brave! Glad it went well!

Haze (47yrs, S Lancashire, UK.. adding age n location since it seems to be

a UK trend that is starting , lol)

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In a message dated 22/01/2004 05:44:56 GMT Standard Time, Pagequeen1@...

writes:

> in Seattle suggested taking Acidophilus with your

> antibiotics since they kill the good " flora " in your stomach.

>

I keep promising to try acidophilus, but i took some probiotics not long ago

that made me feel very strange , lol, but I will certainly try the

acidophilus. I believe you can come by it in a tea now (caffeine free of course

*smile*)

Sometimes I can't tell if I'm in afib or having a

GERD or acid reflux.

Now that's interesting as sometimes I think I have indigestion and if

Itake antacid and it does relieve it.But then my basic antiacid is basically

milk

of magnesia so there's the magnesium input again.So it maybe helping

''indigestion'' or afib!

I need to own ECG machine to know!

Drinking bottled spring water also helps me some (again higher calcium and

magnesium content)

Thanks for the info

Haze

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Sure e-mail me Debbie my e-mail address is danley7@... .

Peggy

Oh Peggy, thanks SOOO much for writing........I'm really struggling

through this mess. Do you mind a personal EMAIL? I have a lot of

questions and I'm sure the board is tired of me complaining about my

surgery..........lol.

Or you may email me if you perfer.

Debbi

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In a message dated 1/22/2004 9:30:57 PM Pacific Standard Time,

whisper2Uxxxx@... writes:

<< I keep promising to try acidophilus, but i took some probiotics not long

ago

that made me feel very strange , lol, but I will certainly try the

acidophilus. I >>

Haze,

Perhaps not all forms of bacteria agree equally well with a person. When I

ate yogurt with both bifidus and acidophilus years ago, I developed a sore

throat for about a day each time I ate the yogurt. When I tried yogurt with

just

acidophilus, the sore throat didn't occur. Currently, I have had no ill

effects from the acidophilus that I can see. I have been off of the Augmentin

XR

that necessitated the acidophilus for two weeks now, but I continue to take the

acidophilus because it has made such a difference in helping my stomach

problems.

in sinus in Seattle