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I'm surprised if your boyfriend is not on zithromax (azithromycin). For cf'ers, its not really prescribed as an antibiotic, but instead an anit-inflammatory medication. It has been shown to reduce inflammation if taken every other day on a continual basis. As far as oral antibiotics go, most...

I'm surprised if your boyfriend is not on zithromax (azithromycin). For cf'ers, its not really prescribed as an antibiotic, but instead an anit-inflammatory medication. It has been shown to reduce inflammation if taken every other day on a continual basis. As far as oral antibiotics go, most...

I'm surprised if your boyfriend is not on zithromax (azithromycin). For cf'ers, its not really prescribed as an antibiotic, but instead an anit-inflammatory medication. It has been shown to reduce inflammation if taken every other day on a continual basis. As far as oral antibiotics go, most...

I'm surprised if your boyfriend is not on zithromax (azithromycin). For cf'ers, its not really prescribed as an antibiotic, but instead an anit-inflammatory medication. It has been shown to reduce inflammation if taken every other day on a continual basis. As far as oral antibiotics go, most...

I'm surprised if your boyfriend is not on zithromax (azithromycin). For cf'ers, its not really prescribed as an antibiotic, but instead an anit-inflammatory medication. It has been shown to reduce inflammation if taken every other day on a continual basis. As far as oral antibiotics go, most...

I was always taught to flush twice a day if the picc is not being used. I know protocol is a little different though at different hospitals and home health care companies. If they gave you enough saline and heparin, I would suggest this myself. Like AnD said, call your med supply company...

I was always taught to flush twice a day if the picc is not being used. I know protocol is a little different though at different hospitals and home health care companies. If they gave you enough saline and heparin, I would suggest this myself. Like AnD said, call your med supply company...

I was always taught to flush twice a day if the picc is not being used. I know protocol is a little different though at different hospitals and home health care companies. If they gave you enough saline and heparin, I would suggest this myself. Like AnD said, call your med supply company...

I was always taught to flush twice a day if the picc is not being used. I know protocol is a little different though at different hospitals and home health care companies. If they gave you enough saline and heparin, I would suggest this myself. Like AnD said, call your med supply company...

I was always taught to flush twice a day if the picc is not being used. I know protocol is a little different though at different hospitals and home health care companies. If they gave you enough saline and heparin, I would suggest this myself. Like AnD said, call your med supply company...

as far as refusing to go to the hospital.. don't do it. You could take your chances and get lucky, but in many cases you won't be able to get prescriptions without follow up care. Furthermore, if there is a change, especially one which is not symptomatically noticed, you will then be forced to...

as far as refusing to go to the hospital.. don't do it. You could take your chances and get lucky, but in many cases you won't be able to get prescriptions without follow up care. Furthermore, if there is a change, especially one which is not symptomatically noticed, you will then be forced to...

as far as refusing to go to the hospital.. don't do it. You could take your chances and get lucky, but in many cases you won't be able to get prescriptions without follow up care. Furthermore, if there is a change, especially one which is not symptomatically noticed, you will then be forced to...

as far as refusing to go to the hospital.. don't do it. You could take your chances and get lucky, but in many cases you won't be able to get prescriptions without follow up care. Furthermore, if there is a change, especially one which is not symptomatically noticed, you will then be forced to...

as far as refusing to go to the hospital.. don't do it. You could take your chances and get lucky, but in many cases you won't be able to get prescriptions without follow up care. Furthermore, if there is a change, especially one which is not symptomatically noticed, you will then be forced to...

update on me i guess Hey Robert, sorry you're in the hospital. Hope you get well soon. I always try and look at my hospital stays as a vacation. That kind of attitude helps me through pretty well. Get some rest, get some walking in, and hope you are out soon.

update on me i guess Hey Robert, sorry you're in the hospital. Hope you get well soon. I always try and look at my hospital stays as a vacation. That kind of attitude helps me through pretty well. Get some rest, get some walking in, and hope you are out soon.

update on me i guess Hey Robert, sorry you're in the hospital. Hope you get well soon. I always try and look at my hospital stays as a vacation. That kind of attitude helps me through pretty well. Get some rest, get some walking in, and hope you are out soon.

update on me i guess Hey Robert, sorry you're in the hospital. Hope you get well soon. I always try and look at my hospital stays as a vacation. That kind of attitude helps me through pretty well. Get some rest, get some walking in, and hope you are out soon.

update on me i guess Hey Robert, sorry you're in the hospital. Hope you get well soon. I always try and look at my hospital stays as a vacation. That kind of attitude helps me through pretty well. Get some rest, get some walking in, and hope you are out soon.