Guest guest Posted October 17, 2003 Report Share Posted October 17, 2003 e, Eilish cultured it about 3 years ago for a whole year. She was on 3 cipro. & colistin for 3 months then they would re-test and if it was still there which it was then they would put her back on it for another 3 months. This went on for 13months, so she did 4 cycles of it. But thankfully she hasn't cultured it for over 2 years. So if it doesn't go first time keep going. Although we always treat it for 3 months not 3 weeks as that isn't no where near long enough. Check the Danish Cf web site they do it for three months and we copy them. (Australia) p.s. PA is the abbreviation for Pseudomonas results are in Ok everyone, I need a little help. the Dr. just called. has staph aureus and pseudomonas. this is the first time she has cultered pseudomonas ( we really need to come up with an abbreviation for this word)and he is going to put her on cipro for three weeks and tobi for 28 days on and then 28 days off etc. She will continue to take the pulmozyme and do her vest twice a day. Oh, I forgot, the good news...no MRSA! However, I just don't know what to do with this information. I know that typically cf'ers eventually end up with pseudomonas and so I am not too surprised at this news. Regarding Tobi, are there any side effects when using the nebulizer? He said that there were side effects when using the other form ( liquid form?) like hearing loss and damage to one of the organs, I think he said the kidney. to tell you the truth after I heard the word pseudomonas, the rest was all " blah blah blah " like Charlie Brown's teacher. He also said that eventually the cipro will stop working...then what!?!?! What can I expect? SOMEBODY PLEASE TELL ME SHE IS GOING TO BE OK! I appreciate all your help!! e Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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