Lana: For what do I take instead?

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THANK YOU I"M SO IN THE DARK WHEN IT COMES TO THESE THINGS.

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Thanks Lana!Lana Transue <lanadearest@...> wrote: From: "Lana Transue" <lanadearest@...>saxony01@...Subject: For what do I take instead?Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2006 09:23:37 -0800It is especially important for you to get a silicone hypersensitivity test. If you have a positive test result then your doctor can order the Cispro from a compound pharmacist. If you do not have a blood confirmation of a silicon hypersensitivity then your insurance probably won't pay for the medications to be made without silica, silicon, silicone.Also ask your doctor to find a medication that doesn't contain silicon.The pharmacist would be another good source. Ask them which meds are used for your particular problems then ask to see the packet insert that companies those medications and discuss

it with your doctor.Some of the meds like Diflucan have silicon in the liquid form but not in the pills. Some brands may have silicon, why another brand doesn't.If someone tells you that silicone and silicon are two different things, simply tell them that silicone is a compound of silicon, -silica-. Milk and ice cream, much like cake and flour are two different things too, but you can't have one without the other, at least not a very good one. I hope this helps. Lana