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Marna,

I don't know about brain fog, but I do

know that these two antibiotics make me tired as if I haven't slept in a week. I

guess that would make it hard to think straight as well.

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member of the fluoroquinolones yahoo support group for all those suffering from

short term memory loss, brain fog, insomnia, anxiety, etc etc etc .

But Cipro is FREE and given out like candy. !

The doctors will not admit it....until they get hit....and many do !

http://dallas.injuryboard.com/fda-and-prescription-drugs/more-accounts-of-ciprolevaquin-side-effects.aspx?googleid=243686

Just be wise and knowledgeable,

MARNA

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Marna,

If it came to a choice between the risk of " brain fog " and dying from sepsis

associated with an uncontrolled infection of the bile-duct (ascending bacterial

cholangitis), I would take the " brain fog " risk any day!

Dave R.

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Marna,

If it came to a choice between the risk of " brain fog " and dying from sepsis

associated with an uncontrolled infection of the bile-duct (ascending bacterial

cholangitis), I would take the " brain fog " risk any day!

Dave R.

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Marna,

If it came to a choice between the risk of " brain fog " and dying from sepsis

associated with an uncontrolled infection of the bile-duct (ascending bacterial

cholangitis), I would take the " brain fog " risk any day!

Dave R.

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> If it came to a choice between the risk of " brain fog " and dying from sepsis

associated with an uncontrolled infection of the bile-duct (ascending bacterial

cholangitis), I would take the " brain fog " risk any day!

>

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As one who has dealt with encephalopathy (and its very severe brain fog) for the

past couple of years, I wholeheartedly agree with !!!!

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Carolyn B. in SC

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> If it came to a choice between the risk of " brain fog " and dying from sepsis

associated with an uncontrolled infection of the bile-duct (ascending bacterial

cholangitis), I would take the " brain fog " risk any day!

>

====================================

As one who has dealt with encephalopathy (and its very severe brain fog) for the

past couple of years, I wholeheartedly agree with !!!!

Regards,

Carolyn B. in SC

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> If it came to a choice between the risk of " brain fog " and dying from sepsis

associated with an uncontrolled infection of the bile-duct (ascending bacterial

cholangitis), I would take the " brain fog " risk any day!

>

====================================

As one who has dealt with encephalopathy (and its very severe brain fog) for the

past couple of years, I wholeheartedly agree with !!!!

Regards,

Carolyn B. in SC

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I suspect there is a risk / benefit curve associated medicine, supplements, vitamin and food.  I know I have side effects from URSO (I can take with food or without) and if I stop taking it my LFT numbers rise, but others get side effects (itching and/or upset stomach). I wonder what percentage of people do get side effects from CIPRO? Again when I was on it I only saw benefit (skyrocketing LFTs quickly brought down). I suspect some people will also have bad side effects to IV GLUTATHIONE.  I wish there was a central data bank that listed every kind of medicine, what benefits are seen by what percentage of takers and what side effects are seen by what percentage of takers.

 

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I suspect there is a risk / benefit curve associated medicine, supplements, vitamin and food.  I know I have side effects from URSO (I can take with food or without) and if I stop taking it my LFT numbers rise, but others get side effects (itching and/or upset stomach). I wonder what percentage of people do get side effects from CIPRO? Again when I was on it I only saw benefit (skyrocketing LFTs quickly brought down). I suspect some people will also have bad side effects to IV GLUTATHIONE.  I wish there was a central data bank that listed every kind of medicine, what benefits are seen by what percentage of takers and what side effects are seen by what percentage of takers.

 

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I suspect there is a risk / benefit curve associated medicine, supplements, vitamin and food.  I know I have side effects from URSO (I can take with food or without) and if I stop taking it my LFT numbers rise, but others get side effects (itching and/or upset stomach). I wonder what percentage of people do get side effects from CIPRO? Again when I was on it I only saw benefit (skyrocketing LFTs quickly brought down). I suspect some people will also have bad side effects to IV GLUTATHIONE.  I wish there was a central data bank that listed every kind of medicine, what benefits are seen by what percentage of takers and what side effects are seen by what percentage of takers.

 

Ian 

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The Physician's Desk Reference (PDR) is a book listing all medications and has some information but possibly not what you are looking for. Be sure to get the most current. Many libraries have it in the reference section and certainly a hospital library has it and every doctor's office. It also has a version online.

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I suspect there is a risk / benefit curve associated medicine, supplements, vitamin and food. I know I have side effects from URSO (I can take with food or without) and if I stop taking it my LFT numbers rise, but others get side effects (itching and/or upset stomach). I wonder what percentage of people do get side effects from CIPRO? Again when I was on it I only saw benefit (skyrocketing LFTs quickly brought down). I suspect some people will also have bad side effects to IV GLUTATHIONE. I wish there was a central data bank that listed every kind of medicine, what benefits are seen by what percentage of takers and what side effects are seen by what percentage of takers.

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The Physician's Desk Reference (PDR) is a book listing all medications and has some information but possibly not what you are looking for. Be sure to get the most current. Many libraries have it in the reference section and certainly a hospital library has it and every doctor's office. It also has a version online.

Re: Re: It is well documented that Cipro and Flagyl cause Brain Fog

I suspect there is a risk / benefit curve associated medicine, supplements, vitamin and food. I know I have side effects from URSO (I can take with food or without) and if I stop taking it my LFT numbers rise, but others get side effects (itching and/or upset stomach). I wonder what percentage of people do get side effects from CIPRO? Again when I was on it I only saw benefit (skyrocketing LFTs quickly brought down). I suspect some people will also have bad side effects to IV GLUTATHIONE. I wish there was a central data bank that listed every kind of medicine, what benefits are seen by what percentage of takers and what side effects are seen by what percentage of takers.

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The Physician's Desk Reference (PDR) is a book listing all medications and has some information but possibly not what you are looking for. Be sure to get the most current. Many libraries have it in the reference section and certainly a hospital library has it and every doctor's office. It also has a version online.

Re: Re: It is well documented that Cipro and Flagyl cause Brain Fog

I suspect there is a risk / benefit curve associated medicine, supplements, vitamin and food. I know I have side effects from URSO (I can take with food or without) and if I stop taking it my LFT numbers rise, but others get side effects (itching and/or upset stomach). I wonder what percentage of people do get side effects from CIPRO? Again when I was on it I only saw benefit (skyrocketing LFTs quickly brought down). I suspect some people will also have bad side effects to IV GLUTATHIONE. I wish there was a central data bank that listed every kind of medicine, what benefits are seen by what percentage of takers and what side effects are seen by what percentage of takers.

Ian

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