Re: tongue & throat getting new skin

[Guest guest]

Dizzydancer,

#1 YES!!! Weakness, confusion and fatigue almost always accompany a fever

with MSA

#2 I am not sure this is the antibiotics (although they may cause a white

coating on the tongue). It could also be caused by dehydration.

Note too that the fall could have been caused by the infection.

Take care, Bill Werre

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dizzydancer52 wrote:

> Hi to all, I just spent 4 days in the hospital after I fell in my

> home but lucky me my cell phone was right above me on a bench. I

> landed eventually on my back and ouch. Then they take my temp and it

> was 103*. After tests found I had a very bad bladder infection. My

> neuro told me when someone has neurological problems and gets sick we

> become extremely weak, and boy did I and fast too!

>

> Question #1-do you get weak when running fever?? In the ER I couldn't

> lift my arms or legs, that's weak! Had to ask member of family to

> move arm or leg when I needed. Couldn't EVEN punch button to call

> nurse in hospital for the whole first day. All this is a first for me.

>

> Question#2-when given an antibiotic does your skin sluff (sp?) off?

> I loose all the old skin in my throat, and my tongue then all is very

> sensitive for a couple days after and it also beet red. I can watch

> it happening on my tongue as it is beet red where new skin is and

> patches of white there still left to go.

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

Are you sure that you didn't have a yeast infection in your mouth?

My sister who has MSA, had aspiration pneumonia and the way it manifested

itself was with a horrendous yeast infection in her mouth and throat.

Jean & Chrissie

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Are you sure that you didn't have a yeast infection in your mouth?

My sister who has MSA, had aspiration pneumonia and the way it manifested

itself was with a horrendous yeast infection in her mouth and throat.

Jean & Chrissie

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Are you sure that you didn't have a yeast infection in your mouth?

My sister who has MSA, had aspiration pneumonia and the way it manifested

itself was with a horrendous yeast infection in her mouth and throat.

Jean & Chrissie

[Guest guest]

Dizzy Dancer,

It sounds as though you now have a yeast infection in your mouth as a result

of the antibiotics that you were/are on. The antibiotic kills off the

bacteria of the infection, but unfortunately it also kills off the " good "

bacteria in the mouth. Usually, at least in Chrissie's case, she was put on

Diflucan, a prescription mouth rinse and when that didn't do it, she was put

on the pills. A yeast infection in the mouth and throat can be really painful

and the cause of dehydration because it is too painful to swallow anything.

Good luck, but I would get in touch with the doctor ASAP

Jean & Chrissie.

[Guest guest]

Dizzy Dancer,

It sounds as though you now have a yeast infection in your mouth as a result

of the antibiotics that you were/are on. The antibiotic kills off the

bacteria of the infection, but unfortunately it also kills off the " good "

bacteria in the mouth. Usually, at least in Chrissie's case, she was put on

Diflucan, a prescription mouth rinse and when that didn't do it, she was put

on the pills. A yeast infection in the mouth and throat can be really painful

and the cause of dehydration because it is too painful to swallow anything.

Good luck, but I would get in touch with the doctor ASAP

Jean & Chrissie.

[Guest guest]

Dizzy Dancer,

It sounds as though you now have a yeast infection in your mouth as a result

of the antibiotics that you were/are on. The antibiotic kills off the

bacteria of the infection, but unfortunately it also kills off the " good "

bacteria in the mouth. Usually, at least in Chrissie's case, she was put on

Diflucan, a prescription mouth rinse and when that didn't do it, she was put

on the pills. A yeast infection in the mouth and throat can be really painful

and the cause of dehydration because it is too painful to swallow anything.

Good luck, but I would get in touch with the doctor ASAP

Jean & Chrissie.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bill, yes, I do think the infection caused me to fall and

didn't even know I had one.My tongue doesn't sluff off until after I

have started the antibiotics, very weird but it has happened to me

several times. Many thanks for the reply, Dizzy.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Jean & Chrissie, I am in touch with my Dr. big time. Everytime

I'm on an antibiotic I use Lactinex tablets to put the good stuff

back in, that the antibiotics are taking out.This sluffing off occurs

immediately after the start of antibiotics, I shall talk with my Dr.

about the yeast thing and thanks sooo much.

dizzy

[Guest guest]

Hi there: If I remember correctly, when my mother was in a nursing

home,she developed a white coating on her tongue. I think it was called

" thrush " . not sure if this is what you are referring to.

Regards, jerrie