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sick after PICC
- Thread starter sue35
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As for the Picc's. I came home from the hospital having low grade temps. The dr said it's common that the picc caused a small blot clot and I would have temps until it disolves.
Do your dr's check your sputum to make sure they are giving you the right a/b's? Also, do they do peak and troughs to make sure it's the right dosage? That may be a given, but you never know...should be standard though.
Do your dr's check your sputum to make sure they are giving you the right a/b's? Also, do they do peak and troughs to make sure it's the right dosage? That may be a given, but you never know...should be standard though.
As for the Picc's. I came home from the hospital having low grade temps. The dr said it's common that the picc caused a small blot clot and I would have temps until it disolves.
Do your dr's check your sputum to make sure they are giving you the right a/b's? Also, do they do peak and troughs to make sure it's the right dosage? That may be a given, but you never know...should be standard though.
Do your dr's check your sputum to make sure they are giving you the right a/b's? Also, do they do peak and troughs to make sure it's the right dosage? That may be a given, but you never know...should be standard though.
As for the Picc's. I came home from the hospital having low grade temps. The dr said it's common that the picc caused a small blot clot and I would have temps until it disolves.
Do your dr's check your sputum to make sure they are giving you the right a/b's? Also, do they do peak and troughs to make sure it's the right dosage? That may be a given, but you never know...should be standard though.
Do your dr's check your sputum to make sure they are giving you the right a/b's? Also, do they do peak and troughs to make sure it's the right dosage? That may be a given, but you never know...should be standard though.