lightNlife
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Standby for edit: I think I mistyped. Sorry to cause undue alarm. Sit tight. I let my fingers get ahead of my brain while I was typing. SO SO SORRY!
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stenotrophomonas
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lightNlife
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Standby for edit: I think I mistyped. Sorry to cause undue alarm. Sit tight. I let my fingers get ahead of my brain while I was typing. SO SO SORRY!
lightNlife
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Standby for edit: I think I mistyped. Sorry to cause undue alarm. Sit tight. I let my fingers get ahead of my brain while I was typing. SO SO SORRY!
lightNlife
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Standby for edit: I think I mistyped. Sorry to cause undue alarm. Sit tight. I let my fingers get ahead of my brain while I was typing. SO SO SORRY!
lightNlife
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Standby for edit: I think I mistyped. Sorry to cause undue alarm. Sit tight. I let my fingers get ahead of my brain while I was typing. SO SO SORRY!
lightNlife
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YIKES! That'll teach me. I got my wires cross. I was writing an article on CA-MRSA when I flipped over to this window and tried to answer your question. I got going with the wrong sentence in the wrong place.
What I said about requesting IVs is still true. If orals aren't working, it's time to push for some IV abx, possibly a combination of such. The Stenotrophomonas is a particularly resistant breed of pseudo, and is the type that can preclude a person from being a candidate to use prophylactic azithromycin doses.
I'd still call the clinician and let them know your daughter is still coughing. By the time she's got a fever it will be even harder to eradicate this bug. So many times my doc would "wait and see" how much sicker I got before doing anything. Once it took MONTHS to undo all the damage my body had endured because it was ravaged by infection.
Again, apologies for the misinformation. Won't happen again.
What I said about requesting IVs is still true. If orals aren't working, it's time to push for some IV abx, possibly a combination of such. The Stenotrophomonas is a particularly resistant breed of pseudo, and is the type that can preclude a person from being a candidate to use prophylactic azithromycin doses.
I'd still call the clinician and let them know your daughter is still coughing. By the time she's got a fever it will be even harder to eradicate this bug. So many times my doc would "wait and see" how much sicker I got before doing anything. Once it took MONTHS to undo all the damage my body had endured because it was ravaged by infection.
Again, apologies for the misinformation. Won't happen again.
lightNlife
New member
YIKES! That'll teach me. I got my wires cross. I was writing an article on CA-MRSA when I flipped over to this window and tried to answer your question. I got going with the wrong sentence in the wrong place.
What I said about requesting IVs is still true. If orals aren't working, it's time to push for some IV abx, possibly a combination of such. The Stenotrophomonas is a particularly resistant breed of pseudo, and is the type that can preclude a person from being a candidate to use prophylactic azithromycin doses.
I'd still call the clinician and let them know your daughter is still coughing. By the time she's got a fever it will be even harder to eradicate this bug. So many times my doc would "wait and see" how much sicker I got before doing anything. Once it took MONTHS to undo all the damage my body had endured because it was ravaged by infection.
Again, apologies for the misinformation. Won't happen again.
What I said about requesting IVs is still true. If orals aren't working, it's time to push for some IV abx, possibly a combination of such. The Stenotrophomonas is a particularly resistant breed of pseudo, and is the type that can preclude a person from being a candidate to use prophylactic azithromycin doses.
I'd still call the clinician and let them know your daughter is still coughing. By the time she's got a fever it will be even harder to eradicate this bug. So many times my doc would "wait and see" how much sicker I got before doing anything. Once it took MONTHS to undo all the damage my body had endured because it was ravaged by infection.
Again, apologies for the misinformation. Won't happen again.
lightNlife
New member
YIKES! That'll teach me. I got my wires cross. I was writing an article on CA-MRSA when I flipped over to this window and tried to answer your question. I got going with the wrong sentence in the wrong place.
What I said about requesting IVs is still true. If orals aren't working, it's time to push for some IV abx, possibly a combination of such. The Stenotrophomonas is a particularly resistant breed of pseudo, and is the type that can preclude a person from being a candidate to use prophylactic azithromycin doses.
I'd still call the clinician and let them know your daughter is still coughing. By the time she's got a fever it will be even harder to eradicate this bug. So many times my doc would "wait and see" how much sicker I got before doing anything. Once it took MONTHS to undo all the damage my body had endured because it was ravaged by infection.
Again, apologies for the misinformation. Won't happen again.
What I said about requesting IVs is still true. If orals aren't working, it's time to push for some IV abx, possibly a combination of such. The Stenotrophomonas is a particularly resistant breed of pseudo, and is the type that can preclude a person from being a candidate to use prophylactic azithromycin doses.
I'd still call the clinician and let them know your daughter is still coughing. By the time she's got a fever it will be even harder to eradicate this bug. So many times my doc would "wait and see" how much sicker I got before doing anything. Once it took MONTHS to undo all the damage my body had endured because it was ravaged by infection.
Again, apologies for the misinformation. Won't happen again.
lightNlife
New member
YIKES! That'll teach me. I got my wires cross. I was writing an article on CA-MRSA when I flipped over to this window and tried to answer your question. I got going with the wrong sentence in the wrong place.
What I said about requesting IVs is still true. If orals aren't working, it's time to push for some IV abx, possibly a combination of such. The Stenotrophomonas is a particularly resistant breed of pseudo, and is the type that can preclude a person from being a candidate to use prophylactic azithromycin doses.
I'd still call the clinician and let them know your daughter is still coughing. By the time she's got a fever it will be even harder to eradicate this bug. So many times my doc would "wait and see" how much sicker I got before doing anything. Once it took MONTHS to undo all the damage my body had endured because it was ravaged by infection.
Again, apologies for the misinformation. Won't happen again.
What I said about requesting IVs is still true. If orals aren't working, it's time to push for some IV abx, possibly a combination of such. The Stenotrophomonas is a particularly resistant breed of pseudo, and is the type that can preclude a person from being a candidate to use prophylactic azithromycin doses.
I'd still call the clinician and let them know your daughter is still coughing. By the time she's got a fever it will be even harder to eradicate this bug. So many times my doc would "wait and see" how much sicker I got before doing anything. Once it took MONTHS to undo all the damage my body had endured because it was ravaged by infection.
Again, apologies for the misinformation. Won't happen again.
lightNlife
New member
YIKES! That'll teach me. I got my wires cross. I was writing an article on CA-MRSA when I flipped over to this window and tried to answer your question. I got going with the wrong sentence in the wrong place.
What I said about requesting IVs is still true. If orals aren't working, it's time to push for some IV abx, possibly a combination of such. The Stenotrophomonas is a particularly resistant breed of pseudo, and is the type that can preclude a person from being a candidate to use prophylactic azithromycin doses.
I'd still call the clinician and let them know your daughter is still coughing. By the time she's got a fever it will be even harder to eradicate this bug. So many times my doc would "wait and see" how much sicker I got before doing anything. Once it took MONTHS to undo all the damage my body had endured because it was ravaged by infection.
Again, apologies for the misinformation. Won't happen again.
What I said about requesting IVs is still true. If orals aren't working, it's time to push for some IV abx, possibly a combination of such. The Stenotrophomonas is a particularly resistant breed of pseudo, and is the type that can preclude a person from being a candidate to use prophylactic azithromycin doses.
I'd still call the clinician and let them know your daughter is still coughing. By the time she's got a fever it will be even harder to eradicate this bug. So many times my doc would "wait and see" how much sicker I got before doing anything. Once it took MONTHS to undo all the damage my body had endured because it was ravaged by infection.
Again, apologies for the misinformation. Won't happen again.
When DS cultured it a couple months ago there was a list on the lab report indicating which meds it was sensitive to -- his doctor put him on septra. I don't recall seeing augmentin on the list. Cefta (sp) and another... I had noticed prior to DS culturing it that he'd started to develop a bit of a cough -- throaty as if he swallowed wrong, but was occuring more often and not always around the time he'd be eating or drinking. Since being on the Septra, the cough has disappeared.
When DS cultured it a couple months ago there was a list on the lab report indicating which meds it was sensitive to -- his doctor put him on septra. I don't recall seeing augmentin on the list. Cefta (sp) and another... I had noticed prior to DS culturing it that he'd started to develop a bit of a cough -- throaty as if he swallowed wrong, but was occuring more often and not always around the time he'd be eating or drinking. Since being on the Septra, the cough has disappeared.
When DS cultured it a couple months ago there was a list on the lab report indicating which meds it was sensitive to -- his doctor put him on septra. I don't recall seeing augmentin on the list. Cefta (sp) and another... I had noticed prior to DS culturing it that he'd started to develop a bit of a cough -- throaty as if he swallowed wrong, but was occuring more often and not always around the time he'd be eating or drinking. Since being on the Septra, the cough has disappeared.
When DS cultured it a couple months ago there was a list on the lab report indicating which meds it was sensitive to -- his doctor put him on septra. I don't recall seeing augmentin on the list. Cefta (sp) and another... I had noticed prior to DS culturing it that he'd started to develop a bit of a cough -- throaty as if he swallowed wrong, but was occuring more often and not always around the time he'd be eating or drinking. Since being on the Septra, the cough has disappeared.
When DS cultured it a couple months ago there was a list on the lab report indicating which meds it was sensitive to -- his doctor put him on septra. I don't recall seeing augmentin on the list. Cefta (sp) and another... I had noticed prior to DS culturing it that he'd started to develop a bit of a cough -- throaty as if he swallowed wrong, but was occuring more often and not always around the time he'd be eating or drinking. Since being on the Septra, the cough has disappeared.
thanks for all the responses its ok lightNlife i figuired there was some sort of mix up i haven't been able to get on the web site for a couple of days my computer wouldn't let me untill today so i just got to check my replys thanks everyone she has started to feel better the cough is still there but the frequency is not as much
cfmom
cfmom
thanks for all the responses its ok lightNlife i figuired there was some sort of mix up i haven't been able to get on the web site for a couple of days my computer wouldn't let me untill today so i just got to check my replys thanks everyone she has started to feel better the cough is still there but the frequency is not as much
cfmom
cfmom
thanks for all the responses its ok lightNlife i figuired there was some sort of mix up i haven't been able to get on the web site for a couple of days my computer wouldn't let me untill today so i just got to check my replys thanks everyone she has started to feel better the cough is still there but the frequency is not as much
cfmom
cfmom
thanks for all the responses its ok lightNlife i figuired there was some sort of mix up i haven't been able to get on the web site for a couple of days my computer wouldn't let me untill today so i just got to check my replys thanks everyone she has started to feel better the cough is still there but the frequency is not as much
cfmom
cfmom
thanks for all the responses its ok lightNlife i figuired there was some sort of mix up i haven't been able to get on the web site for a couple of days my computer wouldn't let me untill today so i just got to check my replys thanks everyone she has started to feel better the cough is still there but the frequency is not as much
cfmom
cfmom