Re: What antibiotics are safe?

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iVE TAKEN kEFLEX AND HAD NO TROUBLE WITH CANDIDA WHICH IS A SHOCK BECAUSE

MOST ANTIBIOTICS GIVE ME THRUSH

jANET

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I'm not sure but I recall reading somewhere that Augmentin, Doxycycline or

Zithromax are good. I have no idea where I read it, but wrote them down and

have them with my papers. Also have read that if you take a n antibiotic then

you should take a Probiotic 3 times a day while taking the antibiotic. Perhaps

someone else can help with this.

Sue

What antibiotics are safe to take for someone who is highly allergic to

molds including

candida?

It appears I have an infection on my foot and I need to be able to help the

physician pick an

antibiotic that will not cause undue problems. Most have no idea.......

Suggestions please?

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Hi,

 

I had a fungal infection.. My medical doctor suggested a very strong acidopholus

or bifidopholus. She suggested all natural therapy of herbs and supplements to

rebuild the immune system. There are anti-fungal herbs. You need to find the

right combination for you. She believes that all antibiotics will cause

secondary infections and make the matter worse.

 

Your Friend

 

From: semco_semco_semco <semco_semco_semco@...>

Subject: [] What antibiotics are safe?

Date: Sunday, December 28, 2008, 12:15 PM

What antibiotics are safe to take for someone who is highly allergic to molds

including

candida?

It appears I have an infection on my foot and I need to be able to help the

physician pick an

antibiotic that will not cause undue problems. Most have no idea.......

Suggestions please?

[Guest guest]

Even though I clearly mention that I cannot take any antibiotics in

the Myacin family due to previous uncomfortable side effects, they are

still pushing for me to take them.

Anyhow I safely can take Keflex. You could google it and see what

information it gives you. I have no side effects whatsoever. llaci

[Guest guest]

Don't know how good this antiobiotic is for your foot but they gave me

the Z-pak when I became allergic to penicillin, etc. And you don't

take as much as the other meds. Haven't had it for so me time, but

just a suggestion.

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> What antibiotics are safe to take for someone who is highly allergic

to molds including

> candida?

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[Guest guest]

Keflex will work for an infection on your foot. It just happened to

my sister in law. Do you wonder why you got an infection on your foot

and not elsewhere? It says an infection will start up on skin where

there are scratches or dry cracked skin. llaci

[Guest guest]

Which herbs are anti-fungal? For my infection, I doubt it would have

worked. It took several weeks of Diflucan to get over it. llaci

[Guest guest]

Keflex is not made from a mold off spring of sorts?

No, I don't wonder why I have an infection on my foot.

> From: llaci2003 <jjaksic@...>

> Subject: [] Re: What antibiotics are safe?

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> Date: Sunday, December 28, 2008, 8:14 PM

> Keflex will work for an infection on your foot. It just

> happened to

> my sister in law. Do you wonder why you got an infection

> on your foot

> and not elsewhere? It says an infection will start up on

> skin where

> there are scratches or dry cracked skin. llaci

[Guest guest]

So you had a yeast infection. Mine is not a yeast infection. Not a fungal

infection. Just an infection. However, I am allergic to most molds and do not

want to take an antibiotic that will worsen my allergies.

All infections are not fungal.

> From: llaci2003 <jjaksic@...>

> Subject: [] Re: What antibiotics are safe?

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> Date: Sunday, December 28, 2008, 8:19 PM

> Which herbs are anti-fungal? For my infection, I doubt it

> would have

> worked. It took several weeks of Diflucan to get over it.

> llaci

[Guest guest]

I am more worried about what it is made of than the side effects.

> From: llaci2003 <jjaksic@...>

> Subject: [] Re: What antibiotics are safe?

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> Date: Sunday, December 28, 2008, 4:19 PM

> Even though I clearly mention that I cannot take any

> antibiotics in

> the Myacin family due to previous uncomfortable side

> effects, they are

> still pushing for me to take them.

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> Anyhow I safely can take Keflex. You could google it and

> see what

> information it gives you. I have no side effects

> whatsoever. llaci

[Guest guest]

Thanks, however, this is not a fungal infection. Just a normal one, but will

need antibiotics to help it go away.

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> From: semco_semco_semco <semco_semco_semco@...>

> Subject: [] What antibiotics are safe?

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> Date: Sunday, December 28, 2008, 12:15 PM

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> able to help the physician pick an

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> idea.......

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[Guest guest]

Keflex keeps coming up. I will do some research on that. Usually antibiotics

don't give me thrush, but many are made from mold products.

> From: Gingersnap1964@... <Gingersnap1964@...>

> Subject: Re: [] What antibiotics are safe?

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> Date: Sunday, December 28, 2008, 1:46 PM

> iVE TAKEN kEFLEX AND HAD NO TROUBLE WITH CANDIDA WHICH IS A

> SHOCK BECAUSE

> MOST ANTIBIOTICS GIVE ME THRUSH

> jANET

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Keflex is one of the " big guns " and should only be used as a last resort. One

doctor told me that Keflex can have very bad side effects.

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From: llaci2003 <jjaksic@...>

Sent: Sunday, December 28, 2008 6:14:57 PM

Subject: [] Re: What antibiotics are safe?

Keflex will work for an infection on your foot. It just happened to

my sister in law. Do you wonder why you got an infection on your foot

and not elsewhere? It says an infection will start up on skin where

there are scratches or dry cracked skin. llaci

[Guest guest]

I am now reading that it is somehow " kin " to Penicillin. Says something to the

effect that if you cannot take penicillin then you will probably have a reaction

to keflex. Says it is made from cephalosporin mold. Hummmm.... Frustrating

> From: <brianc8452@...>

> Subject: Re: [] Re: What antibiotics are safe?

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> Date: Sunday, December 28, 2008, 9:55 PM

> Keflex is one of the " big guns " and should only be

> used as a last resort. One doctor told me that Keflex can

> have very bad side effects.

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> From: llaci2003 <jjaksic@...>

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> Sent: Sunday, December 28, 2008 6:14:57 PM

> Subject: [] Re: What antibiotics are safe?

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> Keflex will work for an infection on your foot. It just

> happened to

> my sister in law. Do you wonder why you got an infection

> on your foot

> and not elsewhere? It says an infection will start up on

> skin where

> there are scratches or dry cracked skin. llaci

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[Guest guest]

The best way to find out what kind you need is to have a doctor to

take a culture of your infection. Certain antibiotics will only work

for certain infections.

If you need an antibiotic, by all means don't be fearful of taking

one. The issues come in due to the over use of antibiotics or taking

antibiotics when they are not needed. Just make sure you take an

acidophilus or a good probiotic supplement. I took one from the

health food store in capsule form as well as ate plenty of yogurt and

drank buttermilk.

--- In , C A <semco_semco_semco@...>

wrote:

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> Thanks, however, this is not a fungal infection. Just a normal

one, but will need antibiotics to help it go away.

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