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Hello folks,
Sorry for the delay in getting back w/ you Barbara and MacKintosh. Been in outer space for the past few days. Nothing earth shattering to report except that the fog is starting to clear once again, that's a plus. No other changes that I've noticed good or bad.
Good luck Mac on your flagg pluse. How many days are you shooting for?
How have you been Barbara. Getting back in the sync of things after your trip I guess.
Roy
Sorry for the delay in getting back w/ you Barbara and MacKintosh. Been in outer space for the past few days. Nothing earth shattering to report except that the fog is starting to clear once again, that's a plus. No other changes that I've noticed good or bad.
Good luck Mac on your flagg pluse. How many days are you shooting for?
How have you been Barbara. Getting back in the sync of things after your trip I guess.
Roy
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Roy - I did just short of five days, but only at 1000mg/day, rather than the 1200mg David Wheldon prescribes. I was worried about reactions, so didn't overload the first time out. As it happens, I had virtually NO reaction to taking the flagyl until day five (last night, when my walking got a little shaky and my face started to flush pink any time I exerted myself a bit. I quit it one pill early, as I have two holiday parties to go to tonight and wanted to be able to have a glass of wine and be sociable. My response to flagyl in the past has been nil, so I lucked out. I even drank at a dinner once (a few years ago) and had forgotten I'd taken flagyl - no bad reaction to the alcohol, either, but I wouldn't go out of my way to test that again!
Who knows what the next pulse will bring (should be the week between Christmas and New Year's, I think).
Who knows what the next pulse will bring (should be the week between Christmas and New Year's, I think).
The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world’s problems. Mohandas Gandhi
Hello folks.
Yeah finished the first one a few day's ago. I need to get ready to chase Rica's goats next July when she come back home to Indiana for the National's. Sounded like a good reason though.
Actually Barbara, Dr. Sriram wanted me on flagyl for 3 weeks then a break for a week and then start it all again. I'll give it a try again and see how far I make it this time.
That great to hear Mac. Glad you had no SX’s do be careful with the alcohol, that's one reason I quit the earlier Flagg pulse early. My flagyl pulses are 1500 mg, 500mg three times daily.
Roy
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Yeah finished the first one a few day's ago. I need to get ready to chase Rica's goats next July when she come back home to Indiana for the National's. Sounded like a good reason though.
Actually Barbara, Dr. Sriram wanted me on flagyl for 3 weeks then a break for a week and then start it all again. I'll give it a try again and see how far I make it this time.
That great to hear Mac. Glad you had no SX’s do be careful with the alcohol, that's one reason I quit the earlier Flagg pulse early. My flagyl pulses are 1500 mg, 500mg three times daily.
Roy
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Hello Roy,
Yes, I gave up doxycycline for rifampicin for six months, then swapped back when I went onto intermittent therapy, because you can't use rifampicin this way. Personally I think the fewer abx you can get away with the better. Some people to be taking everything under the sun at the moment. It must be very time consuming to work out when to take what!
Sarah
Yes, I gave up doxycycline for rifampicin for six months, then swapped back when I went onto intermittent therapy, because you can't use rifampicin this way. Personally I think the fewer abx you can get away with the better. Some people to be taking everything under the sun at the moment. It must be very time consuming to work out when to take what!
Sarah

An Itinerary in Light and Shadow Completed Dr Charles Stratton / Dr David Wheldon abx regime for aggressive secondary progressive MS in June 2007, after four years. Still improving with no relapses since starting. Can't run but can paint all day.
Hello Barbara,
Not really, just seems that I was doing better on the doxy/roxy combo than I have lately. Just thought I would add it to the daily intake of plastic coatings.
I did get my local Nero to write a script for 50,000 IU of Vitamin D, to take once a week instead of a handful daily of 400 IU.
I do have an e-mail into Ram but I haven't got a response yet.
Roy
Not really, just seems that I was doing better on the doxy/roxy combo than I have lately. Just thought I would add it to the daily intake of plastic coatings.
I did get my local Nero to write a script for 50,000 IU of Vitamin D, to take once a week instead of a handful daily of 400 IU.
I do have an e-mail into Ram but I haven't got a response yet.
Roy
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Did I? Yes.
Rifampicin is totally lacking in imunomodulation, so as you are finding, it is bound to make you feel a bit worse for a time. I was glad to be back on doxycycline!
Sarah
Rifampicin is totally lacking in imunomodulation, so as you are finding, it is bound to make you feel a bit worse for a time. I was glad to be back on doxycycline!
Sarah

An Itinerary in Light and Shadow Completed Dr Charles Stratton / Dr David Wheldon abx regime for aggressive secondary progressive MS in June 2007, after four years. Still improving with no relapses since starting. Can't run but can paint all day.