Re: IV's

[Guest guest]

Hi Sandy,

I'd print off the FAQ from www.rheumatic.org/faq.htm. Question 2 gives the

exact protocols for clindamycin and lincocin by IV, IM or oral. You can

tell your doctor that the authority for the FAQ is Dr. Millie Coker-Vann

Ph.D., Dr. Brown's research assistant at the time of his death in 1989.

Chris.

Hi:

If I want to tell my doctor that I want the IV's , exactly what should I

tell her? I have never had them before and I'm thinking they may help me.

Being on the AP for about 4 years and I'm lots better, but still have lots

of problems.

I appreciate your help.

Sandy

ps. My doctor is a naturalpathic doctor that only knows what I've told her

about the antibiotic therapy. And so far, she's gone along with me and

encouraged me.

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[Guest guest]

> My internist had sooo many implant patients, he came upon something that

was

> very helpful. When I just could not seem to get over the " hump " , I

started

> on anti-oxidant IV therapy, which my Dr. had found most beneficial in his

> fibromyalgia & heart patients. I went in for these every day (after work)

> for at least 2 months, then tapered off to 2-3 times a week for 2 years.

I

> had to get to the point where I could tolerate 6,000 mgs of oral vitamin C

> each day before I could drop to one IV per month -- that was the hardest

> part -- you just have to find the Vitamin C your body can tolerate that

much

> of, per day.

Martha,

Are these IV's of supplements expensive?

Covered by insurance? Or out of pocket?

Was your doctor a regular MD or naturopath?

I think this would be a great therapy for us, if we could only find the

doctors to do it!

Thanks,

Patty