M. Hominis resistance to tetracyclines

[Guest guest]

Hello,

We already know that:

" the general inability

of antibiotics to kill mycoplasmas, despite the fact

that they may suppress their growth, is one of the reasons

why eradication from the host tissues is often slow. "

Besides that we have:

" Resistance of M. hominis to tetracyclines

probably assumes more importance because of the

widespread use of these drugs for genital tract infections,

and in some areas the frequency of resistant strains has

increased to 30% or more. The reason for this, apparently,

is the acquisition of a streptococcal tetM gene. "

And yet:

" It is noteworthy that strains of

M. hominis known to be resistant to various tetracyclines

because of the TetM determinant have been shown to be as

susceptible to the glycylcyclines (new tetracycline derivatives)

as the tetracycline-susceptible strains; "

I found this at:

Antibiotic susceptibilities of mycoplasmas and treatment of

mycoplasmal infections

http://jac.oxfordjournals.org/content/40/5/622.abstract

--

Renato

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much. I did try tetracycline early this year without a result

of any kind. I am allergic to erythromycin but that is also a good

antibiotic for hominis. I just wrote to Ethel and asked her for her list of

myco susceptible antibiotics.

Renalto.I am so sorry to ask this but not being from brazil I am not

familiar with names. Are you male of female? I hope I have not offended.

cooky

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf

Of Renato

Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 6:28 PM

rheumatic

Subject: rheumatic M. Hominis resistance to tetracyclines

Hello,

We already know that:

" the general inability

of antibiotics to kill mycoplasmas, despite the fact

that they may suppress their growth, is one of the reasons

why eradication from the host tissues is often slow. "

Besides that we have:

" Resistance of M. hominis to tetracyclines

probably assumes more importance because of the

widespread use of these drugs for genital tract infections,

and in some areas the frequency of resistant strains has

increased to 30% or more. The reason for this, apparently,

is the acquisition of a streptococcal tetM gene. "

And yet:

" It is noteworthy that strains of

M. hominis known to be resistant to various tetracyclines

because of the TetM determinant have been shown to be as

susceptible to the glycylcyclines (new tetracycline derivatives)

as the tetracycline-susceptible strains; "

I found this at:

Antibiotic susceptibilities of mycoplasmas and treatment of

mycoplasmal infections

http://jac.oxfordjournals.org/content/40/5/622.abstract

--

Renato

[Guest guest]

Hi Cooky,

>

> Thank you so much. I did try tetracycline early this year without a result

> of any kind. I am allergic to erythromycin but that is also a good

> antibiotic for hominis. I just wrote to Ethel and asked her for her list of

> myco susceptible antibiotics.

>

>

I believe that when it is said " tetracyclines " , minocycline is also included.

Mino is just new generation of tetracycline.

It seems that m. hominis is totally resistant to erythromycin.

Another table with susceptibility info below. It shows also that hominis is

resistant erythromycin.

Mycoplasma Response to Drugs

http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display & display_id=184#Anch\

or-Appendix-363

>

> Renalto.I am so sorry to ask this but not being from brazil I am not

> familiar with names. Are you male of female? I hope I have not offended.

>

>

Yes, I am male, 36 and have 3 kids.

-- Renato

>

>

>

> From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf

> Of Renato

> Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 6:28 PM

> rheumatic

> Subject: rheumatic M. Hominis resistance to tetracyclines

>

>

>

>

>

> Hello,

>

> We already know that:

>

> " the general inability

> of antibiotics to kill mycoplasmas, despite the fact

> that they may suppress their growth, is one of the reasons

> why eradication from the host tissues is often slow. "

>

> Besides that we have:

>

> " Resistance of M. hominis to tetracyclines

> probably assumes more importance because of the

> widespread use of these drugs for genital tract infections,

> and in some areas the frequency of resistant strains has

> increased to 30% or more. The reason for this, apparently,

> is the acquisition of a streptococcal tetM gene. "

>

> And yet:

> " It is noteworthy that strains of

> M. hominis known to be resistant to various tetracyclines

> because of the TetM determinant have been shown to be as

> susceptible to the glycylcyclines (new tetracycline derivatives)

> as the tetracycline-susceptible strains; "

>

> I found this at:

> Antibiotic susceptibilities of mycoplasmas and treatment of

> mycoplasmal infections

> http://jac.oxfordjournals.org/content/40/5/622.abstract

>

> --

> Renato

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf

Of Renato

Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 7:17 PM

rheumatic

Subject: rheumatic Re: M. Hominis resistance to tetracyclines

Hi Cooky,

>

I believe that when it is said " tetracyclines " , minocycline is also

included. Mino is just new generation of tetracycline. Yes it is in the

class tetracyclines AND IS INCLUDED.

It seems that m. hominis is totally resistant to erythromycin. ZITHROMAX

ALSO? THEY ARE BOTH MACROLIDES.

Another table with susceptibility info below. It shows also that hominis is

resistant erythromycin.

Mycoplasma Response to Drugs

http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display

<http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display & display_id=184

#Anchor-Appendix-363> & display_id=184#Anchor-Appendix-363

>

> Renalto.I am so sorry to ask this but not being from brazil I am not

> familiar with names. Are you male of female? I hope I have not offended.

>

>

Yes, I am male, 36 and have 3 kids. THANKS!

I AM SO SORRY TO BE SO DUMB ABOUT THIS BUT AS I SAID BEFORE I HAVE NOT BEEN

FOLLOWING HOMINIS LATELY. I AM GOING TO START STUDYING AGAIN. I WAS RESTING

ON MY REMISSION FAR TOO LONG.(SMILING). THANK YOU FOR WAKING ME UP.

-- Renato

_

[Guest guest]

Hi Cooky!  This is Dolores.  The Spanish and Brazillian languages are all in

genders.  If a name ends in O, the the female equivalent would end in A.  As

in Renaldo or Renalda.  I think I am safe in guessing that Renaldo is a male. 

Am I correct Renaldo?   Dolores

From: Cooky Stonkey <cookee1@...>

Subject: RE: rheumatic Re: M. Hominis resistance to tetracyclines

rheumatic

Date: Wednesday, November 3, 2010, 7:46 PM

 

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf

Of Renato

Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 7:17 PM

rheumatic

Subject: rheumatic Re: M. Hominis resistance to tetracyclines

Hi Cooky,

>

I believe that when it is said " tetracyclines " , minocycline is also

included. Mino is just new generation of tetracycline. Yes it is in the

class tetracyclines AND IS INCLUDED.

It seems that m. hominis is totally resistant to erythromycin. ZITHROMAX

ALSO? THEY ARE BOTH MACROLIDES.

Another table with susceptibility info below. It shows also that hominis is

resistant erythromycin.

Mycoplasma Response to Drugs

http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display

<http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display & display_id=184

#Anchor-Appendix-363> & display_id=184#Anchor-Appendix-363

>

> Renalto.I am so sorry to ask this but not being from brazil I am not

> familiar with names. Are you male of female? I hope I have not offended.

>

>

Yes, I am male, 36 and have 3 kids. THANKS!

I AM SO SORRY TO BE SO DUMB ABOUT THIS BUT AS I SAID BEFORE I HAVE NOT BEEN

FOLLOWING HOMINIS LATELY. I AM GOING TO START STUDYING AGAIN. I WAS RESTING

ON MY REMISSION FAR TOO LONG.(SMILING). THANK YOU FOR WAKING ME UP.

-- Renato

_

[Guest guest]

Yes you are Dolores, plus he's 36ys, married with 3 kidssally

rheumatic Re: M. Hominis resistance to tetracyclines

Hi Cooky,

>

I believe that when it is said " tetracyclines " , minocycline is also

included. Mino is just new generation of tetracycline. Yes it is in the

class tetracyclines AND IS INCLUDED.

It seems that m. hominis is totally resistant to erythromycin. ZITHROMAX

ALSO? THEY ARE BOTH MACROLIDES.

Another table with susceptibility info below. It shows also that hominis is

resistant erythromycin.

Mycoplasma Response to Drugs

http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display

<http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display & display_id=184

#Anchor-Appendix-363> & display_id=184#Anchor-Appendix-363

>

> Renalto.I am so sorry to ask this but not being from brazil I am not

> familiar with names. Are you male of female? I hope I have not offended.

>

>

Yes, I am male, 36 and have 3 kids. THANKS!

I AM SO SORRY TO BE SO DUMB ABOUT THIS BUT AS I SAID BEFORE I HAVE NOT BEEN

FOLLOWING HOMINIS LATELY. I AM GOING TO START STUDYING AGAIN. I WAS RESTING

ON MY REMISSION FAR TOO LONG.(SMILING). THANK YOU FOR WAKING ME UP.

-- Renato

_

[Guest guest]

PS: I'm a young 60yrs, not married, no kids.....but 14 lovely nieces and

nephews. A lovely day to everyone. Sally

rheumatic Re: M. Hominis resistance to tetracyclines

Hi Cooky,

>

I believe that when it is said " tetracyclines " , minocycline is also

included. Mino is just new generation of tetracycline. Yes it is in the

class tetracyclines AND IS INCLUDED.

It seems that m. hominis is totally resistant to erythromycin. ZITHROMAX

ALSO? THEY ARE BOTH MACROLIDES.

Another table with susceptibility info below. It shows also that hominis is

resistant erythromycin.

Mycoplasma Response to Drugs

http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display

<http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display & display_id=184

#Anchor-Appendix-363> & display_id=184#Anchor-Appendix-363

>

> Renalto.I am so sorry to ask this but not being from brazil I am not

> familiar with names. Are you male of female? I hope I have not offended.

>

>

Yes, I am male, 36 and have 3 kids. THANKS!

I AM SO SORRY TO BE SO DUMB ABOUT THIS BUT AS I SAID BEFORE I HAVE NOT BEEN

FOLLOWING HOMINIS LATELY. I AM GOING TO START STUDYING AGAIN. I WAS RESTING

ON MY REMISSION FAR TOO LONG.(SMILING). THANK YOU FOR WAKING ME UP.

-- Renato

_

[Guest guest]

PS.....Sally you are a lovely lady. I hope you are feeling well today.

I hope you're having a spectacular day!!!

Lindsey

On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 2:26 PM, <mannasal@...> wrote:

>

>

>

> PS: I'm a young 60yrs, not married, no kids.....but 14 lovely nieces and

> nephews. A lovely day to everyone. Sally

>

> rheumatic Re: M. Hominis resistance to tetracyclines

>

> Hi Cooky,

>

> >

>

> I believe that when it is said " tetracyclines " , minocycline is also

> included. Mino is just new generation of tetracycline. Yes it is in the

> class tetracyclines AND IS INCLUDED.

>

> It seems that m. hominis is totally resistant to erythromycin. ZITHROMAX

> ALSO? THEY ARE BOTH MACROLIDES.

>

> Another table with susceptibility info below. It shows also that hominis is

> resistant erythromycin.

>

> Mycoplasma Response to Drugs

> http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display

> <

> http://www.roadback.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=studies.display & display_id=184

> #Anchor-Appendix-363> & display_id=184#Anchor-Appendix-363

>

> >

> > Renalto.I am so sorry to ask this but not being from brazil I am not

> > familiar with names. Are you male of female? I hope I have not offended.

> >

> >

>

> Yes, I am male, 36 and have 3 kids. THANKS!

>

> I AM SO SORRY TO BE SO DUMB ABOUT THIS BUT AS I SAID BEFORE I HAVE NOT BEEN

> FOLLOWING HOMINIS LATELY. I AM GOING TO START STUDYING AGAIN. I WAS RESTING

> ON MY REMISSION FAR TOO LONG.(SMILING). THANK YOU FOR WAKING ME UP.

>

> -- Renato

>

> _

>

>