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Overriding a doctor's advice is risky unless the doctor doesn't know

your situtation and hasn't taken blood tests. My former P.A. still

laughed when I mentioned " mold " , but he was very thorough and treated

me in accordance with blood test results and other more conclusive

tests. I've taken cipro frequently through the years with no ill

effect. Find out what the reasoning is beyond the sulphur med for your

bladder. Don't be afraid to ask questions.

Barth

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KT> Ann,

KT> You want to take the latter.  Its only target is your bladder infection and

want rebound and go systemic.   So stay away from cipro.

KT> Hope that helps

KT> k

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i will say that i had a uti a month ago and was very nervous with chronic

candida and mold reactivity to take antibiotics, but i took cipro, and my

symptoms only worsened a bit during and then 2 days after, then i was fine.  i

took strong probiotics 3x/day during and for two weeks after, then went down to

a maintenance dose.

I found out today that I not only have ecoli, but I have strep group D and the

doctor wants me to either take cipro or Nitrofurandton

Can someone tell me if these are mold friendly. I am nervous about taking them

since I have gut inflammation from taking 3 different antiboitics in April and

then hydrocortisone.

Thanks

Ann

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Anne and a, Can someone help me with this subject? What's wrong with one

antibiotic over another? Can't you just take probiotics to offset loss of

beneficial bacteria, and don't you think that perhaps hydrocordizone may be the

real troublemaker in the threesome below, since aren't they what is described as

" throwing gas on a fire " by ... " someone " ...can't remember right now, Shoemaker I

think.

>

> I found out today that I not only have ecoli, but I have strep group D and the

doctor wants me to either take cipro or Nitrofurandton

>

> Can someone tell me if these are mold friendly. I am nervous about taking them

since I have gut inflammation from taking 3 different antiboitics in April and

then hydrocortisone.

>

> Thanks

>

> Ann

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You all know so much. Are sulfur medicines specifically act on the bladder?

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> Overriding a doctor's advice is risky unless the doctor doesn't know

> your situtation and hasn't taken blood tests. My former P.A. still

> laughed when I mentioned " mold " , but he was very thorough and treated

> me in accordance with blood test results and other more conclusive

> tests. I've taken cipro frequently through the years with no ill

> effect. Find out what the reasoning is beyond the sulphur med for your

> bladder. Don't be afraid to ask questions.

>

> Barth

>

> www.presenting.net/sbs/sbs.html

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Antibiotics made from mold make mold illness worst..............fire !!!

 My understanding of it..............

  

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: Barb B W <barb1283@...>

 

Anne and a, Can someone help me with this subject? What's wrong with one

antibiotic over another? Can't you just take probiotics to offset loss of

beneficial bacteria, and don't you think that perhaps hydrocordizone may be the

real troublemaker in the threesome below, since aren't they what is described as

" throwing gas on a fire " by ... " someone " ...can't remember right now, Shoemaker

I think.

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I really can't be more specific as I have only read it in posts here so have no

link, something about corticoid steriods making you sicker if you have fungal

infection or ill from mold exposure. I don't know how it affects bacterial

infections.

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> Can you be more specific about Dr. Shoemaker's quote?

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I am taking dioxcycline and it is burning my stomach, but I can't take Cipro as

I am so weak. I guess for right now it is the only one. I would like to know how

to raise my ph levels though?

--- In , Michal <michalvictoria@...>

wrote:

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> and i will say that although antibiotics make mold illness worse (tho with

probiotics i've personallt\y mitigated the damage), having anything that is

suppressing your immune system like an infection, can worsen mold illness too.

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My experience with cortico-steroids is that they make everything grow. Right now

I have my second bacterial/parasite infection in my gut. This is the second

time this has happened to me (and this time I was only using an inhaler that

every doctor and pharmacist I questioned said that it stays in the lungs. Not

true. So, if you have mold in your body the steroid can make it grow. I think

that's what " adding fuel to the fire " means. Anne

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> > Can you be more specific about Dr. Shoemaker's quote?

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