re: Diflucan/fluconazole

[Guest guest]

Thanks to Jeanne Vaughn and Bee (hope I'm not missing

anyone) for their response to my Diflucan posts.

Jeanne, you indicated you felt lousy for 8 wks after taking

Diflucan for a week?! The Pfizer literature says the

negative effects of Diflucan on the liver subside after the

drug is stopped. (Silly me, still believing what these drug

co's write about their drugs!)

I'll ask the dr. for a scrip (prescription, in dr. lingo!)

for nystatin. I want to be better w/in 6 mos, and don't

know what I'll do if I have to be on this diet for 2 years

or more.

Glenn

[Guest guest]

--- " apchat@... " <apchat@...> wrote:

> The Pfizer literature says

> the

> negative effects of Diflucan on the liver subside

> after the

> drug is stopped. (Silly me, still believing what

> these drug

> co's write about their drugs!)

I felt bad because I had such elevated liver enzymes.

I was so tired that I could barely get out of bed in

the morning. With Diflucan, you often get it both

ways: you feel bad while you're taking the drug, and

you feel bad afterward.

> I want to be better w/in 6 mos, and

> don't

> know what I'll do if I have to be on this diet for 2

> years

> or more.

Good luck Glenn. But don't get discouraged if it takes

a little longer. By the time you hit the six month

mark, you'll be used to the diet, even if you have to

keep at it a while longer.

Saludos,

Jeanne OTS

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