which antibiotics your kids have taken in a year?

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Chilemom

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Yesterday i took my daughter to the doctor because she has a cough and a runny nose since september (we are in summer now).
He ask me to do a culture to her, and then give her Curocef. In this year she has take 3 times antibiotics, two times ceterizina (cefamoz) and now this. The first time was because a urine infection (nothing to do with cf) the second time was because she had herpes in her mouth and then she started a cough(she culture staph in a culture lika a month before this but he didnt treat it because it dosen´t show syntomps), and now this.
Wonder if she had so strong antibiotics she will developed to early resistant.
Thank you
 
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Chilemom

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Yesterday i took my daughter to the doctor because she has a cough and a runny nose since september (we are in summer now).
He ask me to do a culture to her, and then give her Curocef. In this year she has take 3 times antibiotics, two times ceterizina (cefamoz) and now this. The first time was because a urine infection (nothing to do with cf) the second time was because she had herpes in her mouth and then she started a cough(she culture staph in a culture lika a month before this but he didnt treat it because it dosen´t show syntomps), and now this.
Wonder if she had so strong antibiotics she will developed to early resistant.
Thank you
 
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Chilemom

New member
Yesterday i took my daughter to the doctor because she has a cough and a runny nose since september (we are in summer now).
He ask me to do a culture to her, and then give her Curocef. In this year she has take 3 times antibiotics, two times ceterizina (cefamoz) and now this. The first time was because a urine infection (nothing to do with cf) the second time was because she had herpes in her mouth and then she started a cough(she culture staph in a culture lika a month before this but he didnt treat it because it dosen´t show syntomps), and now this.
Wonder if she had so strong antibiotics she will developed to early resistant.
Thank you
 
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Chilemom

New member
Yesterday i took my daughter to the doctor because she has a cough and a runny nose since september (we are in summer now).
He ask me to do a culture to her, and then give her Curocef. In this year she has take 3 times antibiotics, two times ceterizina (cefamoz) and now this. The first time was because a urine infection (nothing to do with cf) the second time was because she had herpes in her mouth and then she started a cough(she culture staph in a culture lika a month before this but he didnt treat it because it dosen´t show syntomps), and now this.
Wonder if she had so strong antibiotics she will developed to early resistant.
Thank you
 
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Chilemom

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Yesterday i took my daughter to the doctor because she has a cough and a runny nose since september (we are in summer now).
<br />He ask me to do a culture to her, and then give her Curocef. In this year she has take 3 times antibiotics, two times ceterizina (cefamoz) and now this. The first time was because a urine infection (nothing to do with cf) the second time was because she had herpes in her mouth and then she started a cough(she culture staph in a culture lika a month before this but he didnt treat it because it dosen´t show syntomps), and now this.
<br />Wonder if she had so strong antibiotics she will developed to early resistant.
<br />Thank you
 
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PlumPerfect

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I am not to sure because all kiddos are different, but they tried Brandon on amoxicillin (sp)and he had an allergic reaction to it, then they switched him to cleocin. that worked at first but then he cultured staff a. and then later cultured psuedo. once those cultures happened they have always hit him with the big guns! They have said its best to put him on something stronger in hopes when he is sick it gets it fast before his staff and psuedo takes over. I have seen others post the rate that they are developing new antibiotic it should not be a concern of not haveing anything to use with them. they find one that works good and runs with for as long as they can then they switch it. Brandon still gets diff. ones everytime, but we have not had great results with a lot of them, he seems to be resistant to many of them leaving us no other option but the kick butt ones, and even IV's. I wouldn't worry about it so much, my cousin is 29 (with cf)and they still have antibiotics that work for her now.
 
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PlumPerfect

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I am not to sure because all kiddos are different, but they tried Brandon on amoxicillin (sp)and he had an allergic reaction to it, then they switched him to cleocin. that worked at first but then he cultured staff a. and then later cultured psuedo. once those cultures happened they have always hit him with the big guns! They have said its best to put him on something stronger in hopes when he is sick it gets it fast before his staff and psuedo takes over. I have seen others post the rate that they are developing new antibiotic it should not be a concern of not haveing anything to use with them. they find one that works good and runs with for as long as they can then they switch it. Brandon still gets diff. ones everytime, but we have not had great results with a lot of them, he seems to be resistant to many of them leaving us no other option but the kick butt ones, and even IV's. I wouldn't worry about it so much, my cousin is 29 (with cf)and they still have antibiotics that work for her now.
 
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PlumPerfect

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I am not to sure because all kiddos are different, but they tried Brandon on amoxicillin (sp)and he had an allergic reaction to it, then they switched him to cleocin. that worked at first but then he cultured staff a. and then later cultured psuedo. once those cultures happened they have always hit him with the big guns! They have said its best to put him on something stronger in hopes when he is sick it gets it fast before his staff and psuedo takes over. I have seen others post the rate that they are developing new antibiotic it should not be a concern of not haveing anything to use with them. they find one that works good and runs with for as long as they can then they switch it. Brandon still gets diff. ones everytime, but we have not had great results with a lot of them, he seems to be resistant to many of them leaving us no other option but the kick butt ones, and even IV's. I wouldn't worry about it so much, my cousin is 29 (with cf)and they still have antibiotics that work for her now.
 
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PlumPerfect

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I am not to sure because all kiddos are different, but they tried Brandon on amoxicillin (sp)and he had an allergic reaction to it, then they switched him to cleocin. that worked at first but then he cultured staff a. and then later cultured psuedo. once those cultures happened they have always hit him with the big guns! They have said its best to put him on something stronger in hopes when he is sick it gets it fast before his staff and psuedo takes over. I have seen others post the rate that they are developing new antibiotic it should not be a concern of not haveing anything to use with them. they find one that works good and runs with for as long as they can then they switch it. Brandon still gets diff. ones everytime, but we have not had great results with a lot of them, he seems to be resistant to many of them leaving us no other option but the kick butt ones, and even IV's. I wouldn't worry about it so much, my cousin is 29 (with cf)and they still have antibiotics that work for her now.
 
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PlumPerfect

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I am not to sure because all kiddos are different, but they tried Brandon on amoxicillin (sp)and he had an allergic reaction to it, then they switched him to cleocin. that worked at first but then he cultured staff a. and then later cultured psuedo. once those cultures happened they have always hit him with the big guns! They have said its best to put him on something stronger in hopes when he is sick it gets it fast before his staff and psuedo takes over. I have seen others post the rate that they are developing new antibiotic it should not be a concern of not haveing anything to use with them. they find one that works good and runs with for as long as they can then they switch it. Brandon still gets diff. ones everytime, but we have not had great results with a lot of them, he seems to be resistant to many of them leaving us no other option but the kick butt ones, and even IV's. I wouldn't worry about it so much, my cousin is 29 (with cf)and they still have antibiotics that work for her now.
 
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crickit715

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my daughter has been on oral bactrim on and off since june for staph aureus in her lungs, they keep upping the dose but it just comes back. she was also on iv cipro and tobrimycin in july after her first bronch. i too worry about her becoming resistant, her staph is already resistant to erythromycin.
 
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crickit715

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my daughter has been on oral bactrim on and off since june for staph aureus in her lungs, they keep upping the dose but it just comes back. she was also on iv cipro and tobrimycin in july after her first bronch. i too worry about her becoming resistant, her staph is already resistant to erythromycin.
 
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crickit715

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my daughter has been on oral bactrim on and off since june for staph aureus in her lungs, they keep upping the dose but it just comes back. she was also on iv cipro and tobrimycin in july after her first bronch. i too worry about her becoming resistant, her staph is already resistant to erythromycin.
 
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crickit715

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my daughter has been on oral bactrim on and off since june for staph aureus in her lungs, they keep upping the dose but it just comes back. she was also on iv cipro and tobrimycin in july after her first bronch. i too worry about her becoming resistant, her staph is already resistant to erythromycin.
 
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crickit715

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my daughter has been on oral bactrim on and off since june for staph aureus in her lungs, they keep upping the dose but it just comes back. she was also on iv cipro and tobrimycin in july after her first bronch. i too worry about her becoming resistant, her staph is already resistant to erythromycin.
 
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petnurse

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My son has only been on antibiotics 3 times, so I'm not sure if this is much help to you. The first 2 times he had a VERY mild upper resp bug and his pediatrician put him n azithromycin. Right now, he has a deep cough so the CF dr put him on bactrim. It really all depends on if they know what kind of bacteria it is.
 
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petnurse

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My son has only been on antibiotics 3 times, so I'm not sure if this is much help to you. The first 2 times he had a VERY mild upper resp bug and his pediatrician put him n azithromycin. Right now, he has a deep cough so the CF dr put him on bactrim. It really all depends on if they know what kind of bacteria it is.
 
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petnurse

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My son has only been on antibiotics 3 times, so I'm not sure if this is much help to you. The first 2 times he had a VERY mild upper resp bug and his pediatrician put him n azithromycin. Right now, he has a deep cough so the CF dr put him on bactrim. It really all depends on if they know what kind of bacteria it is.
 
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petnurse

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My son has only been on antibiotics 3 times, so I'm not sure if this is much help to you. The first 2 times he had a VERY mild upper resp bug and his pediatrician put him n azithromycin. Right now, he has a deep cough so the CF dr put him on bactrim. It really all depends on if they know what kind of bacteria it is.
 
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petnurse

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My son has only been on antibiotics 3 times, so I'm not sure if this is much help to you. The first 2 times he had a VERY mild upper resp bug and his pediatrician put him n azithromycin. Right now, he has a deep cough so the CF dr put him on bactrim. It really all depends on if they know what kind of bacteria it is.
 
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