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Hi Ken,

here in the States, one needs to have a prescription in order to get antibiotics

from the pharmacy

if you have a family doctor, take the antibiotic protocol printout and ask for a

prescription

start slowly, monday, wednesday and friday 100 mg, once a day and if you have

no problems, increase to twice a day

good luck,

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From: john888ching@...

Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 04:55:52 +0000

Subject: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

Hi Everyone,

my wife was diagnosed with Scleroderma and couldn't find a doc to administer

Antibiotic Therapy.

Has anyone administer Antibiotic Therapy on your own? Can the antibotics be

bought from pharmacy.

Thanks in advance for sharing.

B.regds

Ken

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Thanks .

 

Most rheumatologiest don't recognise the Antiboitic Therapy as a treatment for

Scleroderma.  Do you encounter the same behaviour in US?

 

Ken

From: Ma <petrumarzea@...>

Subject: RE: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

rheumatic

Date: Monday, April 5, 2010, 8:07 AM

Hi Ken,

here in the States, one needs to have a prescription in order to get antibiotics

from the pharmacy

if you have a family doctor, take the antibiotic protocol printout and ask for a

prescription

start slowly, monday, wednesday and friday  100 mg, once a day and if you have

no problems, increase to twice a day

good luck,

EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD

Join me

rheumatic

From: john888ching@...

Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 04:55:52 +0000

Subject: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

 

Hi Everyone,

my wife was diagnosed with Scleroderma and couldn't find a doc to administer

Antibiotic Therapy.

Has anyone administer Antibiotic Therapy on your own? Can the antibotics be

bought from pharmacy.

Thanks in advance for sharing.

B.regds

Ken

                         

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Hi Ken,

I'd say yes we do find that most U.S. rheumy's don't want to accept the AP

as a valid treatment. This is why some of us have fired our rheumy's and

decided to work with our internists or family doctors. Once they are

presented with some of the data (which you are encouraged to take from the

roadback.org and the books they recommend) some are more willing to work

with you. Not all of course. It takes persistence, insistence, and an 'I

won't take no for an answer' attitude. LOL. El

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- Singapore

Thanks .

Most rheumatologiest don't recognise the Antiboitic Therapy as a treatment

for Scleroderma. Do you encounter the same behaviour in US?

Ken

From: Ma <petrumarzea@ <mailto:petrumarzea%40hotmail.com> hotmail.com>

Subject: RE: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own?

- Singapore

rheumatic@grou <mailto:rheumatic%40> ps.com

Date: Monday, April 5, 2010, 8:07 AM

Hi Ken,

here in the States, one needs to have a prescription in order to get

antibiotics from the pharmacy

if you have a family doctor, take the antibiotic protocol printout and ask

for a prescription

start slowly, monday, wednesday and friday 100 mg, once a day and if you

have no problems, increase to twice a day

good luck,

EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD

Join me

rheumatic@grou <mailto:rheumatic%40> ps.com

From: john888ching@ <mailto:john888ching%40>

Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 04:55:52 +0000

Subject: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

Hi Everyone,

my wife was diagnosed with Scleroderma and couldn't find a doc to administer

Antibiotic Therapy.

Has anyone administer Antibiotic Therapy on your own? Can the antibotics be

bought from pharmacy.

Thanks in advance for sharing.

B.regds

Ken

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I have been on antibiotic therapy now for over 10 yrs.  I started by going to a

doc who would prescribe the amoxicillin.  After 2-3 yrs I decided to travel to a

doc that was 2.5 hrs away for chelation, and H2O2 intravenous treatments.  After

6 months of the commute, I found a local doc who I would go for intravenous

Rocephin (only when I thought I need a boost from the daily oral antibiotic )

and monthly chelation and H2O2.  I only go to my internist for quarterly

blood-work..  I stopped asking my docs for prescriptions for the antibiotic, and

order them myself on the Internet w/o any prescription.  I know what works for

me after 10 yrs and refuse to have any doc bully me, when I have know for almost

20 yrs that when ever I had a sinus infection, and the docs prescribed any

antibiotic all my aches, pains and swelling would disappear.  15 yrs ago, when I

noticed that the antibiotics cleared my disease from my toes to my head, I told

my docs mu

findings, and all but my allergist would lecture me on how I could become

IMMUNE to the antibiotic.  So I fired my docs and treated myself (after reading

and educating myself).  I live in this body and know what works and what hasn't

worked. 

Almost 4 yrs ago my mother got a sinus infection, which spread to a urinary

tract infection,  Within 5 weeks the UTI brought down her kidneys, and

eventually killed her.  i remember her telling me that she always felt she had

an infection, but the docs never listened to her.  When her cholesterol levels

changed from very high to normal or low her doc never questioned why this

happened, after all isn't that what they want.  She hadn't changed anything in

the way she ate or lived, but her cholesterol was good so the docs was happy.

So my answer is YES. 

Good luck

Josie

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Sent: Sun, April 4, 2010 11:55:52 PM

Subject: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

Hi Everyone,

my wife was diagnosed with Scleroderma and couldn't find a doc to administer

Antibiotic Therapy.

Has anyone administer Antibiotic Therapy on your own?  Can the antibotics be

bought from pharmacy.

Thanks in advance for sharing.

B.regds

Ken

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Yes most docs in the US do not want to use Antibiotic treatment for any of the

Rheumatic diseases. I fired my Neuro because she would not go along with the

Antibiotic treatment and went to my family physician who was willing to learn

something new. That was 5 years ago. I have been off of all treatment for 3

years and doing very well. Keep searching for a doc who is willing to learn.

Robbin

From: Ma <petrumarzea@ hotmail.com>

Subject: RE: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Date: Monday, April 5, 2010, 8:07 AM

Hi Ken,

here in the States, one needs to have a prescription in order to get antibiotics

from the pharmacy

if you have a family doctor, take the antibiotic protocol printout and ask for a

prescription

start slowly, monday, wednesday and friday  100 mg, once a day and if you have

no problems, increase to twice a day

good luck,

EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD

Join me

rheumatic@grou ps.com

From: john888ching

Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 04:55:52 +0000

Subject: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

 

Hi Everyone,

my wife was diagnosed with Scleroderma and couldn't find a doc to administer

Antibiotic Therapy.

Has anyone administer Antibiotic Therapy on your own? Can the antibotics be

bought from pharmacy.

Thanks in advance for sharing.

B.regds

Ken

                         

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Hello Josie,

what is the antibiotic that works for you?

I have tried mino, doxy, penicillin, azithromycin, biaxin... none have done the

trick for me.

thanks,

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From: jjosie007@...

Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 10:48:26 -0700

Subject: Re: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

I have been on antibiotic therapy now for over 10 yrs. I started by going to a

doc who would prescribe the amoxicillin. After 2-3 yrs I decided to travel to a

doc that was 2.5 hrs away for chelation, and H2O2 intravenous treatments. After

6 months of the commute, I found a local doc who I would go for intravenous

Rocephin (only when I thought I need a boost from the daily oral antibiotic )

and monthly chelation and H2O2. I only go to my internist for quarterly

blood-work.. I stopped asking my docs for prescriptions for the antibiotic, and

order them myself on the Internet w/o any prescription. I know what works for

me after 10 yrs and refuse to have any doc bully me, when I have know for almost

20 yrs that when ever I had a sinus infection, and the docs prescribed any

antibiotic all my aches, pains and swelling would disappear. 15 yrs ago, when I

noticed that the antibiotics cleared my disease from my toes to my head, I told

my docs mu

findings, and all but my allergist would lecture me on how I could become IMMUNE

to the antibiotic. So I fired my docs and treated myself (after reading and

educating myself). I live in this body and know what works and what hasn't

worked.

Almost 4 yrs ago my mother got a sinus infection, which spread to a urinary

tract infection, Within 5 weeks the UTI brought down her kidneys, and

eventually killed her. i remember her telling me that she always felt she had

an infection, but the docs never listened to her. When her cholesterol levels

changed from very high to normal or low her doc never questioned why this

happened, after all isn't that what they want. She hadn't changed anything in

the way she ate or lived, but her cholesterol was good so the docs was happy.

So my answer is YES.

Good luck

Josie

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From: john888ching <john888ching@...>

rheumatic

Sent: Sun, April 4, 2010 11:55:52 PM

Subject: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

Hi Everyone,

my wife was diagnosed with Scleroderma and couldn't find a doc to administer

Antibiotic Therapy.

Has anyone administer Antibiotic Therapy on your own? Can the antibotics be

bought from pharmacy.

Thanks in advance for sharing.

B.regds

Ken

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yes Ken, most rheumatologists in the States prefer to get rich pushing biologics

to suppress immunity rather than treating the underlying infection with

inexpensive antibiotics

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From: john888ching@...

Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 08:04:34 -0700

Subject: RE: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

Thanks .

Most rheumatologiest don't recognise the Antiboitic Therapy as a treatment for

Scleroderma. Do you encounter the same behaviour in US?

Ken

From: Ma <petrumarzea@...>

Subject: RE: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

rheumatic

Date: Monday, April 5, 2010, 8:07 AM

Hi Ken,

here in the States, one needs to have a prescription in order to get antibiotics

from the pharmacy

if you have a family doctor, take the antibiotic protocol printout and ask for a

prescription

start slowly, monday, wednesday and friday 100 mg, once a day and if you have

no problems, increase to twice a day

good luck,

EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD

Join me

rheumatic

From: john888ching@...

Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 04:55:52 +0000

Subject: rheumatic Can Antibiotic Therapy be administered by your own? -

Singapore

Hi Everyone,

my wife was diagnosed with Scleroderma and couldn't find a doc to administer

Antibiotic Therapy.

Has anyone administer Antibiotic Therapy on your own? Can the antibotics be

bought from pharmacy.

Thanks in advance for sharing.

B.regds

Ken

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