ochratoxin/amphotericin nose spray/ketoconazole

[Guest guest]

Greetings,

If ochratoxin due to mold exposure is present in a urine test, would someone

normally be prescribed amphotericin and ketoconazole?

Has anyone taken these meds or any Dr prescribed them- can you share

experiences?

Thank you,

Missy

PS - I've been seeing the email exchanges about the young man who is ill and

made a blog that listed some folks without permission. Having worked at colleges

for nearly 20 years, I am not at all surprised that he didn't seek permission

first in this age of technology - although ideally he should have done so.

Personally, I've stopped reading the notes bc I find this list to be so

incredibly helpful and friendly - yet somehow those messages feel angry/draining

and they are stressing me out - which obviously is not good for anyone on this

list who is trying to focus on healing.

[Guest guest]

Those messages were angry and draining, and that's why they are not allowed and

we stopped putting them through, but even so, subject goes on and on. One of

Pete's grips was that they were not put through to group, but they were

argumentative and insulting and to one person which is against group rules. If

young people now don't pay attention to rules, then they need to start. As you

see how the few that did get through, people keep commenting on and on and on,

even though subject was over three days ago, so you can see if we let them all

through, how angry and upset everyone is. I hope this subject can be dropped.

If a person wants to be in touch with Pete, he has his own group, blackmold. If

Pete wants to abide by group rules and not post insulting posts, he can rejoin,

as he wasn't booted out of group. He didn't like fact that his insulted posts

were not posted to group and neither were other posts by other members who were

insulting to him, so he was not singled out. All posts on the subject as of a

few days ago were deleted and not put through to group. Some posts with same

title went through if they were positive and not argumentative. I'm not sure

how to stop this subject?

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> PS - I've been seeing the email exchanges about the young man who is ill and

made a blog that listed some folks without permission. Having worked at colleges

for nearly 20 years, I am not at all surprised that he didn't seek permission

first in this age of technology - although ideally he should have done so.

Personally, I've stopped reading the notes bc I find this list to be so

incredibly helpful and friendly - yet somehow those messages feel angry/draining

and they are stressing me out - which obviously is not good for anyone on this

list who is trying to focus on healing.

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