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Yes, there are different strains of staph and the fact that your son's is sensitive to Bactrim is a good thing. It is a very common drug for staph infection. AS for the time to clear up infection, i think it varies by patient, in out case it takes about a week, we usually get prescribed a 10 day...

Yes, there are different strains of staph and the fact that your son's is sensitive to Bactrim is a good thing. It is a very common drug for staph infection. AS for the time to clear up infection, i think it varies by patient, in out case it takes about a week, we usually get prescribed a 10 day...

Yes, there are different strains of staph and the fact that your son's is sensitive to Bactrim is a good thing. It is a very common drug for staph infection. AS for the time to clear up infection, i think it varies by patient, in out case it takes about a week, we usually get prescribed a 10 day...

have you tried coconut oil? It is much easier to digest than other oils and has helped my dd (3 y/o) to go from 25th to 75th percentile in weight. At first i used the flavorless kind, but now i get extra virgin, which is non processed and she does not mind at all

have you tried coconut oil? It is much easier to digest than other oils and has helped my dd (3 y/o) to go from 25th to 75th percentile in weight. At first i used the flavorless kind, but now i get extra virgin, which is non processed and she does not mind at all

have you tried coconut oil? It is much easier to digest than other oils and has helped my dd (3 y/o) to go from 25th to 75th percentile in weight. At first i used the flavorless kind, but now i get extra virgin, which is non processed and she does not mind at all

I have a nanny for my 2 y/o w/cf. We share the nanny with another family for financial reasons. We came up with an arrangement that if one of the kids is sick, the family in question takes over his childcare. In spite of all these precautions, my dd caught many colds this year, i have no clue...

I have a nanny for my 2 y/o w/cf. We share the nanny with another family for financial reasons. We came up with an arrangement that if one of the kids is sick, the family in question takes over his childcare. In spite of all these precautions, my dd caught many colds this year, i have no clue...

I have a nanny for my 2 y/o w/cf. We share the nanny with another family for financial reasons. We came up with an arrangement that if one of the kids is sick, the family in question takes over his childcare. In spite of all these precautions, my dd caught many colds this year, i have no clue...

definitely call for the results of the culture. Usually it takes 3 days for the results to be in. Given the symptoms you are describing, he is probably growing something, the sooner they treat it the better.

definitely call for the results of the culture. Usually it takes 3 days for the results to be in. Given the symptoms you are describing, he is probably growing something, the sooner they treat it the better.

definitely call for the results of the culture. Usually it takes 3 days for the results to be in. Given the symptoms you are describing, he is probably growing something, the sooner they treat it the better.

i went on a ski trip with my dd when she was 1 y/o.It was high altitude, I think more than 2000 meters (the highest ski resort in Europe) and she had no pb at all.

i went on a ski trip with my dd when she was 1 y/o.It was high altitude, I think more than 2000 meters (the highest ski resort in Europe) and she had no pb at all.

i went on a ski trip with my dd when she was 1 y/o.It was high altitude, I think more than 2000 meters (the highest ski resort in Europe) and she had no pb at all.

My dd w/cf gets a flu shot every year and she still gets the flu. Last year it seemed like it was a milder form, no cough, just fever and runny nose. this year it much worse, with horrible cough and everything. I read somewhere that flu shots are only 50% effective.

My dd w/cf gets a flu shot every year and she still gets the flu. Last year it seemed like it was a milder form, no cough, just fever and runny nose. this year it much worse, with horrible cough and everything. I read somewhere that flu shots are only 50% effective.

My dd w/cf gets a flu shot every year and she still gets the flu. Last year it seemed like it was a milder form, no cough, just fever and runny nose. this year it much worse, with horrible cough and everything. <br /> <br />I read somewhere that flu shots are only 50% effective.

I do not know if it is more common in CF, I took antibiotics for years (not for CF) and still do take them quite often and never ever had any reaction to anything. My dd w/cf (3 y/o)got her first reaction when barely 2 i think. She was on Augmentin also and had swelling etc. AFter that she got...

I do not know if it is more common in CF, I took antibiotics for years (not for CF) and still do take them quite often and never ever had any reaction to anything. My dd w/cf (3 y/o)got her first reaction when barely 2 i think. She was on Augmentin also and had swelling etc. AFter that she got...