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To: Poet who wrote (61894)	2/9/2002 6:23:06 PM
From: E	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71178

I just looked up Zithromax. I will give it another couple of days before I get antibiotics. I hope you're taking acidophilus with it. Unless you aren't one of those people whom antibiotics make feel terribly sick. I can do fine with them if I take massive amounts of acidophilus, but it's a forked stick, because cultures like that are migraine triggers. Maybe that's a two edged sword instead of a forked stick. It's one of those cliches, anyway. What I end up doing with an antibiotic is taking it, fighting nausea with acidophilus and fighting headache with butalbital and imitrex. Sigh.

To: Poet who wrote (61894)	2/9/2002 7:22:36 PM
From: Ish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71178

<<The doctor wasn't sure if the bronchitis is bacterial or viral, so I was placed on Zithromax and one of those luscious candy-flavored cough medicines that make you feel completely disinhibited. Weeeeeee!>> Wife had either bronchitis that went south or pneumonia that went north. She took Biaxin, horse size pills she took two at one time once a day. Pills made her sick for about 1/2 hour but cured the disease in 3 days.

To: Poet who wrote (61894)	2/10/2002 12:02:35 AM
From: JF Quinnelly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71178

If Rambi and the others who post here don't mind, Pay us and we'll let you stay. Drinks at DAR, Poet is buying. "Poet", eh? You know any limericks?