Re: Subject: I need help concerning bladderinfections>Aletta

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Aletta,

Now this does NOT make sense at all - first you say earlier that all

neurologists are lousy doctors - then you come up with this email.

Note too, that usually a GP prescribes medicines for infection, not a neurologist.

Sounds to me as if you ought to try using your son's neurologist.

Take care, Bill Werre

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Aletta Mes wrote:

Depends on the doctor, my son's

neurologist has my son regularly give samples for cultures (monthly), when

one turns out to be positive for bacterial infection, the phone rings and

the Cipro is waiting at the parmacy. Luck of the draw my friend.

[Guest guest]

That should have read'urologist' not neurologist.

At 5/27/02 02:44 AM Monday, you wrote:

Aletta,

Now this does NOT make sense at all - first you say earlier that all

neurologists are lousy doctors - then you come up with this email.

Note too, that usually a GP prescribes medicines for infection, not a

neurologist. Sounds to me as if you ought to try using your son's

neurologist.

Take care, Bill Werre

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Aletta Mes wrote:

Depends on the doctor, my

son's neurologist has my son regularly give samples for cultures

(monthly), when one turns out to be positive for bacterial infection, the

phone rings and the Cipro is waiting at the parmacy. Luck of the

draw my friend.

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[Guest guest]

That should have read'urologist' not neurologist.

At 5/27/02 02:44 AM Monday, you wrote:

Aletta,

Now this does NOT make sense at all - first you say earlier that all

neurologists are lousy doctors - then you come up with this email.

Note too, that usually a GP prescribes medicines for infection, not a

neurologist. Sounds to me as if you ought to try using your son's

neurologist.

Take care, Bill Werre

------------------------------------------------------------

Aletta Mes wrote:

Depends on the doctor, my

son's neurologist has my son regularly give samples for cultures

(monthly), when one turns out to be positive for bacterial infection, the

phone rings and the Cipro is waiting at the parmacy. Luck of the

draw my friend.

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[Guest guest]

That should have read'urologist' not neurologist.

At 5/27/02 02:44 AM Monday, you wrote:

Aletta,

Now this does NOT make sense at all - first you say earlier that all

neurologists are lousy doctors - then you come up with this email.

Note too, that usually a GP prescribes medicines for infection, not a

neurologist. Sounds to me as if you ought to try using your son's

neurologist.

Take care, Bill Werre

------------------------------------------------------------

Aletta Mes wrote:

Depends on the doctor, my

son's neurologist has my son regularly give samples for cultures

(monthly), when one turns out to be positive for bacterial infection, the

phone rings and the Cipro is waiting at the parmacy. Luck of the

draw my friend.

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