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Yeah.Mutantsteak wrote:
allergic to ampecillin too?
sucks, and I don't know how an antibiotic gives you the shits real bad, have you talked to your doctor? (I sound like a commercial)pyscofrawg wrote:
Yeah.Mutantsteak wrote:
allergic to ampecillin too?
Yeah, that is what I'm taking now and what I normally take. It works fast, but just gives me the worst stomach aches.Poseidon wrote:
Zithromax works just as well for me.
4 sets here, the last set the infection was so bad I was on vicodin for a week and when they finally put the tube in the doc said pus spurted out. Luckily the other three were before I was three though, so I don't remember too much from that. Ear pain sucks, I don't envy you.Parker wrote:
anything that has "cillin" in it, im allergic to.
you think it sucks for you?
i have had nine sets of tubes in my ears, and have had my right ear drum rebuilt twice. enough ear pain for three lifetimes.
lol publix
Dude.. they fill most antibiotics for free. No kidding.Poseidon wrote:
lol publix
crazy floridian supermarket
that makes me break out into hives....i was down to my boxers in my friends front yard before i finally went and got a cortazone (sic) shot.
Last edited by Parker (2008-08-05 23:54:24)
amoxicillin in liquid form is a tasty treat. Best part of ear infections when I was a kid was that sweet dose of the pink.
Well that's why you like guns so much, the sound doesn't bother you.Parker wrote:
@FM-12 years of swim team, and a nasty infection each year....its why i had to stop swimming.
deaf in my right ear, and at some point im going to have to get the scar tissue dealt with where they cut my fucking ear off my head.....twice. thankfully the only cut is on the back and they folded my ear over, but some days the scar tissue flares up, and even temperature changes can KILL...those days out in the sun can start to suck really quick.
ah well, we each have our weaknesses. my ears are mine...
I itch sometimes. I told a doctor that once and he said that really wasn't an allergy and don't worry about. Epic lulzParker wrote:
that makes me break out into hives....i was down to my boxers in my friends front yard before i finally went and got a cortazone (sic) shot.
Shit...a lot better than paying 50 bucks at Duane Reade.Kmarion wrote:
Dude.. they fill most antibiotics for free. No kidding.Poseidon wrote:
lol publix
crazy floridian supermarket
http://www.sptimes.com/2007/08/07/State … e_at.shtml
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Poseidon wrote:
Shit...a lot better than paying 50 bucks at Duane Reade.Kmarion wrote:
Dude.. they fill most antibiotics for free. No kidding.Poseidon wrote:
lol publix
crazy floridian supermarket
http://www.sptimes.com/2007/08/07/State … e_at.shtml
BastardsThe program's seven listed drugs are available for free for anyone with a prescription. You don't need any insurance, and there's no limit to the number of prescriptions you can fill for free.
- The deal applies for supplies lasting up to 14 days, but the company is willing to honor a valid prescription refill.
- If you are allergic to the listed drugs, you can't have substitutes for free.
That's the primary reason why you need a prescription for an anti-biotic. To prevent overuse and more resistant strains of infections.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
It's this damn sterile environment we live in. No kids go and play in the dirt anymore, wet wipes here and showers everyday there. If we all weren't so health aware we would be much healthier.
= mrsaKmarion wrote:
That's the primary reason why you need a prescription for an anti-biotic. To prevent overuse and more resistant strains of infections.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
It's this damn sterile environment we live in. No kids go and play in the dirt anymore, wet wipes here and showers everyday there. If we all weren't so health aware we would be much healthier.
The problem is even doctors over prescribe. $$Blehm98 wrote:
= mrsaKmarion wrote:
That's the primary reason why you need a prescription for an anti-biotic. To prevent overuse and more resistant strains of infections.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
It's this damn sterile environment we live in. No kids go and play in the dirt anymore, wet wipes here and showers everyday there. If we all weren't so health aware we would be much healthier.
people take antibiotics when they aren't needed so natural selection leads to rapid evolution of a strain that is immune to everything we throw at it
and then everyone freaks out about the new strain like it's ultra lethal or something
if people would learn that a scratch on the arm isn't cause for an immediate prescription of methicillin maybe we wouldn't have to deal with the occasional serious case of MRSA
