My former pediatrician, Luis Pupo, insisted my child take Zithromax for
an infection even after seeing the insurance formulary from Anthem
showing that Zithromax was not covered. Amoxicillin, which was covered,
would have done the job in question. We're going through the same
battle with our new
On 15 May 00, at 11:57, Tenorlove wrote:
Date sent: Mon, 15
My former pediatrician, Luis Pupo, insisted my child take Zithromax
We're going through the
same battle with our new insurance and my husband's Lipitor.
Two instances don't warrant a blanket statement.
You could (1
In a message dated 5/15/00 4:47:33 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
The pediatrician's preference for Zithromax most likely was based
on the proven fact that more people will complete a 5 day course of
treatment than a 10 day course. Many people start to get better,
stop
--- Kathleen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could (1 change physicians
We did this. The child in question hasn't been sick since so it hasn't
been an issue.
Just FYI however, not all statins are equivalent. Ask if there is
something in your husbands lipid panel that makes Lipitor the best
