Guest guest Posted May 20, 2001 Report Share Posted May 20, 2001 >My question is How can I convince a " regular " doctor to prescribe Nystatin, >when the only tests he understands say that it's not needed? >Cherri in So. California That's the one question I can't answer: My wife is a doctor, and cooperates beautifully. The important thing should be to make the doctor understand that the cost/benefit (risk/benefit) analysis is very clearly in favour of carrying out such an experiment. All doctors should be aware that it's very hard to be sure about the diagnosis of fungus infections. If suspicion is strong enough, it's easier to try Nystatin, (which is harmless) than to wait stubbornly for an absolutely certain diagnosis. Have you tried the Great Plains Labs organic acids test ? This could be something objective-looking to push in front of your doctor.... n Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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