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whyRwehere
 Post subject: news about Doxy
PostPosted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 10:10 am 
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7136088.stm

Just picked some up today and the pharmacist seemed surprised at the dosage...and that's without roxy etc.....nice to come home to the article, though.
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Good for you! You'll probably end up educating your pharmacist about cpn infection, like I had to.

Saw the article earlier. Though I don't care for the 'enzyme' theory, it's good the terms 'antibiotics' and 'MS' are being paired up more often!

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Yes, I agree, the theory is, "okay, we know these are helping, but let's try to find some other reason and add some other drug...." In any case, every article/study helps...
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Agreed. The words 'antibiotics' and 'MS' need to be paired up as often as possible, whenever and wherever possible. :wink:

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Answered already? What time is it there, that you're still up?
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1:30 a.m! I'm on vacation for two more days and relishing my freedom. (Actually, I ought to down my melatonin and cal/mag and probiotic and set my derriere on the bed...)

Can't let the abx do their work if I don't let my body get some sleep, I suppose.

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:lol: go to bed!
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(Hanging head and avoiding eye contact) If I must.

I had so hoped to become a party animal now that I've recovered my energy levels. Piffle. (She sniffs a bit, then gives up and powers down the laptop for the last time tonight.)

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go to bed!


That's told her: I remember when I first started being desperate to get to bed, halfway up the top flight of stairs and stopped by David, who just wouldn't stop talking. Excitement, maybe.

Sarah :D

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