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I don't remember all the medicines that can cause a loss to slow down

and I'm sure it's a YMMV type of thing but anyone have any experience

taking cephalexin? I believe it's commonly used for flesh

infections. I had my ingrown toe nail removed last Monday (1 week

ago) and it got infected Wed and I've been on medicine since Friday

and my scales are pretty much stuck right now. :o( I know it's only

been a few days but I'm just trying to figure out if it's something

I'm eating or if it could be the medicine. I only have a few days

left but then again the stupid infection isn't gone yet either.

I'm going back tonight b/c it is still red and hurts, part of the

time it feels numb the other part of the time it feels like it's been

hit with a hammer. :o( (any one wanna join my pitty party) :o)

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In a message dated 7/5/04 12:34:58 AM Eastern Daylight Time, rdelledu@...

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Cipro and Levaquin- afib and odd beats...

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I took Macrodantin (I remember its name as Microdantin, but I could

be wrong) for quite awhile a year or so ago and had no trouble with

it. I did have trouble with Cipro - that caused PVCs multiple times

a minute, Trudy Snip***************

Thank you and Trudy. Im going it start a list so I will remember what

antibiotics act up with us afibbers. I kind of remember somthing to do with

zpack antibiotics?

a in Massachusetts NSR Sotalol Warfarin

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In a message dated 7/5/04 7:46:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time, trudyjh@...

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I just remembered I created a poll about that - at the web site Snip

Thanks Trudy, I will go look now.

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In a message dated 7/5/04 7:46:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time, trudyjh@...

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I just remembered I created a poll about that - at the web site Snip

Thanks Trudy, I will go look now.

a in Massachusetts NSR Sotalol Warfarin

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In a message dated 7/5/04 7:46:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time, trudyjh@...

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I just remembered I created a poll about that - at the web site Snip

Thanks Trudy, I will go look now.

a in Massachusetts NSR Sotalol Warfarin

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In a message dated 7/5/04 8:48:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

bdavis66@... writes:

Did they do a protime on you? The only time I've had too high an INR it

showed up as blood (actually hemoglobin) in my urine.

Good luck,

Brenta***********Snip

Hi Breta,

My protime two weeks ago was 2.8 and in the hospital Saturday it was 2.5.

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> I tried to look for the list of antibiotics that afibber have had a

> problem with. I can't seem to find it? Is there a list here to

look

> at? I was just perscribed Macrodantin twice a day for 3 days.

a,

I took Macrodantin (I remember its name as Microdantin, but I could

be wrong) for quite awhile a year or so ago and had no trouble with

it. I did have trouble with Cipro - that caused PVCs multiple times

a minute, which stopped within less than a day after the Cipro being

discontinued.

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> I tried to look for the list of antibiotics that afibber have had a

> problem with. I can't seem to find it? Is there a list here to

look

> at? I was just perscribed Macrodantin twice a day for 3 days.

a,

I took Macrodantin (I remember its name as Microdantin, but I could

be wrong) for quite awhile a year or so ago and had no trouble with

it. I did have trouble with Cipro - that caused PVCs multiple times

a minute, which stopped within less than a day after the Cipro being

discontinued.

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> I tried to look for the list of antibiotics that afibber have had a

> problem with. I can't seem to find it? Is there a list here to

look

> at? I was just perscribed Macrodantin twice a day for 3 days.

a,

I took Macrodantin (I remember its name as Microdantin, but I could

be wrong) for quite awhile a year or so ago and had no trouble with

it. I did have trouble with Cipro - that caused PVCs multiple times

a minute, which stopped within less than a day after the Cipro being

discontinued.

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> I tried to look for the list of antibiotics that afibber have had a

> problem with. I can't seem to find it?

I just remembered I created a poll about that - at the web site,

click on Polls then search for antibiotic. There are two entries for

Macrodantin (one is me), neither had a probem. However from the

other antibiotic entries, it looks roughly like about 1 in six people

have a problem with each and there is no consistency.

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> I tried to look for the list of antibiotics that afibber have had a

> problem with. I can't seem to find it?

I just remembered I created a poll about that - at the web site,

click on Polls then search for antibiotic. There are two entries for

Macrodantin (one is me), neither had a probem. However from the

other antibiotic entries, it looks roughly like about 1 in six people

have a problem with each and there is no consistency.

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> I tried to look for the list of antibiotics that afibber have had a

> problem with. I can't seem to find it?

I just remembered I created a poll about that - at the web site,

click on Polls then search for antibiotic. There are two entries for

Macrodantin (one is me), neither had a probem. However from the

other antibiotic entries, it looks roughly like about 1 in six people

have a problem with each and there is no consistency.

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a, there is a web site that I use that is pretty good at revealing

interactions with drugs. It is drugreax.healthgate.com I found

it one day by " Googling " .

Did they do a protime on you? The only time I've had too high an INR it

showed up as blood (actually hemoglobin) in my urine.

Good luck,

Brenta

Antibiotics

> I just got back from the hospital. I have blood in my urin and Im not

> sure its from the Warfarin, Sotalol, UTI (they said a few bacteria

> but did not think it was the cause of the blood), After five hours in

> ER and one blood draw and a specium they perscribed an antibiotic to

> take and told me to follow up with a urologist. I don't like taking

> an antibiotic just becuase they can't find the reason.

>

> I tried to look for the list of antibiotics that afibber have had a

> problem with. I can't seem to find it? Is there a list here to look

> at? I was just perscribed Macrodantin twice a day for 3 days. Never

> heard of this antibotic?

> a in Massachusetts NSR Sotalol Warfarin

>

>

>

>

>

> Web Page - http://www.afibsupport.com

> List owner: AFIBsupport-owner

> For help on how to use the group, including how to drive it via email,

> send a blank email to AFIBsupport-help

>

> Nothing in this message should be considered as medical advice, or should

be acted upon without consultation with one's physician.

>

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a, there is a web site that I use that is pretty good at revealing

interactions with drugs. It is drugreax.healthgate.com I found

it one day by " Googling " .

Did they do a protime on you? The only time I've had too high an INR it

showed up as blood (actually hemoglobin) in my urine.

Good luck,

Brenta

Antibiotics

> I just got back from the hospital. I have blood in my urin and Im not

> sure its from the Warfarin, Sotalol, UTI (they said a few bacteria

> but did not think it was the cause of the blood), After five hours in

> ER and one blood draw and a specium they perscribed an antibiotic to

> take and told me to follow up with a urologist. I don't like taking

> an antibiotic just becuase they can't find the reason.

>

> I tried to look for the list of antibiotics that afibber have had a

> problem with. I can't seem to find it? Is there a list here to look

> at? I was just perscribed Macrodantin twice a day for 3 days. Never

> heard of this antibotic?

> a in Massachusetts NSR Sotalol Warfarin

>

>

>

>

>

> Web Page - http://www.afibsupport.com

> List owner: AFIBsupport-owner

> For help on how to use the group, including how to drive it via email,

> send a blank email to AFIBsupport-help

>

> Nothing in this message should be considered as medical advice, or should

be acted upon without consultation with one's physician.

>

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a, there is a web site that I use that is pretty good at revealing

interactions with drugs. It is drugreax.healthgate.com I found

it one day by " Googling " .

Did they do a protime on you? The only time I've had too high an INR it

showed up as blood (actually hemoglobin) in my urine.

Good luck,

Brenta

Antibiotics

> I just got back from the hospital. I have blood in my urin and Im not

> sure its from the Warfarin, Sotalol, UTI (they said a few bacteria

> but did not think it was the cause of the blood), After five hours in

> ER and one blood draw and a specium they perscribed an antibiotic to

> take and told me to follow up with a urologist. I don't like taking

> an antibiotic just becuase they can't find the reason.

>

> I tried to look for the list of antibiotics that afibber have had a

> problem with. I can't seem to find it? Is there a list here to look

> at? I was just perscribed Macrodantin twice a day for 3 days. Never

> heard of this antibotic?

> a in Massachusetts NSR Sotalol Warfarin

>

>

>

>

>

> Web Page - http://www.afibsupport.com

> List owner: AFIBsupport-owner

> For help on how to use the group, including how to drive it via email,

> send a blank email to AFIBsupport-help

>

> Nothing in this message should be considered as medical advice, or should

be acted upon without consultation with one's physician.

>

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