At 06:27 PM 2/16/03 -0600, Julia Thompson wrote:
Nick Arnett wrote:
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Behalf Of Erik Reuter
>
> ...
>
> >  Apparently, ferrets will just go crazy trying to get
> > > Flagyl out of their mouths.
> >
> > How about you?
>
> Lots of Gatorade and toast handy before I take one of those.  Just took the
> mid-day one, which means only one more!

Man, I sure hate being on antibiotics when my digestive system isn't happy
to begin with!  Bad enough when I have to take them when my digestive system
was in reasonably good shape at the beginning, but if there are digestive
problems, the antibiotics tend to aggravate them *miserably*.

When I was still in college but after I was married, myself and many of my
friends at school came down with bronchitis.  All of *them* went to the
student health center and got erythromicin (sp?), 333 mg to be taken 3X
daily.  I went to a doctor's office and got erythromicin, 500 mg to be taken
2X daily.  Everyone's digestive system was in bad shape by Day 5, but since
I only had to do two massive meals to help buffer the stuff, I was in
slightly better shape than the rest of them.  (One guy was convinced he was
practically dying; those of us women who'd had extremely bad cramps at some
point and were experiencing something a little less drastic with the
antibiotic had some sympathy for him, but not as much as he was looking
for....)

I feel for you, Nick.  I'm glad for you that this is almost the end of the
antibiotics for you, and I hope they don't have to prescribe more for any
reason anytime soon.



I suppose I'm lucky in having a (usually�) "cast-iron" digestion, because I've never had any digestive upset from antibiotics.



_____ �But when something *does* upset my stomach, it's an awful sight . . .


-- Ronn! :)


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Whose Power extends to great and small,
Who guides the stars with steadfast law,
Whose least creation fills with awe,
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