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Went to their site....did not see anything about  antibiotics.......flf

From: Ken and <kglg@...>

Subject: rheumatic OT: Pain Help from the Cochrane Collaboration

" rheumatic " <rheumatic >

Date: Monday, April 4, 2011, 5:06 PM

Below is a link to helpful information on chronic pain from the Cochrane

Collaboration.  for a couple of years I was the representative from a local

Arthritis Socity to Cochrane.  They do unbiased collections of information for

concsumers.  " The Cochrane Collaboration [a world-wide non-profit group]

undertakes systematic reviews of research findings in order to determine the

effectiveness of treatments for arthritis and other health problems. Reviews are

submitted four times a year for inclusion in the Cochrane Library which is

available online. While the full reports are available only to universities,

hospitals and other subscribers for a fee, abstracts of all reviews (in every

health field including arthritis) are free and can be obtained by clicking on

www.cochrane.org.

The Cochrane Musculoskeletal Group produces the reviews dealing with arthritis

and reports that the following reviews have been added to the Library. "

The Pain Toolkit….is for people who live with persistent pain

http://www.talkinghealth.org/uploads/Pain%20Toolkit%20Booklet%20May%202010.pdf

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Antibiotics are given to stop the mycoplasma from reproducing so that your

immune system can deal with them. As they (and the rheumatic diseases) come

under control, then there should be less pain. If you have severe, chronic

pain, you wouldn't take an antibiotic for immediate relief; other strategies may

be needed to manage the chronic pain while the antibiotics do their work. That

is why I sent the link.

rheumatic OT: Pain Help from the Cochrane Collaboration

" rheumatic " <rheumatic >

Date: Monday, April 4, 2011, 5:06 PM

Below is a link to helpful information on chronic pain from the Cochrane

Collaboration. for a couple of years I was the representative from a local

Arthritis Socity to Cochrane. They do unbiased collections of information for

concsumers. " The Cochrane Collaboration [a world-wide non-profit group]

undertakes systematic reviews of research findings in order to determine the

effectiveness of treatments for arthritis and other health problems. Reviews are

submitted four times a year for inclusion in the Cochrane Library which is

available online. While the full reports are available only to universities,

hospitals and other subscribers for a fee, abstracts of all reviews (in every

health field including arthritis) are free and can be obtained by clicking on

www.cochrane.org.

The Cochrane Musculoskeletal Group produces the reviews dealing with arthritis

and reports that the following reviews have been added to the Library. "

The Pain Toolkit….is for people who live with persistent pain

http://www.talkinghealth.org/uploads/Pain%20Toolkit%20Booklet%20May%202010.pdf

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