Cupriavidus pauculus * Ralstonia paucula * Wautersia paucula

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mom2lillian

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Just started IV's tonight. Most recent culture last month (when the first cold started) showed some heavy resistance on my pseudo and the new bacteria above. I have had only the 1 strain of pseudo forever and Achromobacter xylosoxidans which has been gone from my cultures all year.

I have found a few journal articles on it but it seems rare enough there isnt alot out there in relation to CF infections. I need to log into my work computer to get the full text of the articles.

Any experience with this, if you had it did it play a role in flares, were you able to get rid of it?



Cupriavidus pauculus is a gram-negative, non- fermenting bacillus, rarely associated with human infections.
 
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mom2lillian

New member
Just started IV's tonight. Most recent culture last month (when the first cold started) showed some heavy resistance on my pseudo and the new bacteria above. I have had only the 1 strain of pseudo forever and Achromobacter xylosoxidans which has been gone from my cultures all year.

I have found a few journal articles on it but it seems rare enough there isnt alot out there in relation to CF infections. I need to log into my work computer to get the full text of the articles.

Any experience with this, if you had it did it play a role in flares, were you able to get rid of it?



Cupriavidus pauculus is a gram-negative, non- fermenting bacillus, rarely associated with human infections.
 
M

mom2lillian

New member
Just started IV's tonight. Most recent culture last month (when the first cold started) showed some heavy resistance on my pseudo and the new bacteria above. I have had only the 1 strain of pseudo forever and Achromobacter xylosoxidans which has been gone from my cultures all year.

I have found a few journal articles on it but it seems rare enough there isnt alot out there in relation to CF infections. I need to log into my work computer to get the full text of the articles.

Any experience with this, if you had it did it play a role in flares, were you able to get rid of it?



Cupriavidus pauculus is a gram-negative, non- fermenting bacillus, rarely associated with human infections.
 
M

mom2lillian

New member
Just started IV's tonight. Most recent culture last month (when the first cold started) showed some heavy resistance on my pseudo and the new bacteria above. I have had only the 1 strain of pseudo forever and Achromobacter xylosoxidans which has been gone from my cultures all year.

I have found a few journal articles on it but it seems rare enough there isnt alot out there in relation to CF infections. I need to log into my work computer to get the full text of the articles.

Any experience with this, if you had it did it play a role in flares, were you able to get rid of it?



Cupriavidus pauculus is a gram-negative, non- fermenting bacillus, rarely associated with human infections.
 
M

mom2lillian

New member
Just started IV's tonight. Most recent culture last month (when the first cold started) showed some heavy resistance on my pseudo and the new bacteria above. I have had only the 1 strain of pseudo forever and Achromobacter xylosoxidans which has been gone from my cultures all year.
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<br />I have found a few journal articles on it but it seems rare enough there isnt alot out there in relation to CF infections. I need to log into my work computer to get the full text of the articles.
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<br />Any experience with this, if you had it did it play a role in flares, were you able to get rid of it?
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<br />Cupriavidus pauculus is a gram-negative, non- fermenting bacillus, rarely associated with human infections.
 
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