I do.. Might be gone in couple a week's...
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Must be kind of sad for you to see it go....
My youngest Son is livid......
But I have the funds earmarked for use..
He want it? Let him pay for it.
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
fixed
Can't afford it
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
dukeboy440
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Well it looks like I caught my Sons strep throat virus
Antibiotics!
Evening gents, duke, hope you two start feeling better. Daddy, how's your daughter doing today?
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
She’s doing better, thanks. Fever slowly dropped overnight and was down to 101* this morning. It is around 100* now and she has been able to get some sleep. It was scary there for a while when the fever was spiked at 104* and didn’t want to budge.
I think the antibiotics are ahead of it now.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Yep, Strep throat is an infection of Streptococcal bacteria and antibiotics are needed to fight it.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
I think the yellow Demon needs a Demon driver...
Unconventional
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Every few years whether I need it or not. I do know that in my personal case Zithromax is just a waste of time and money to combat it.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Then you need a different antibiotic...and a different physician if they don’t understand that.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
I am currently working on a new class of antibiotic that does not create resistance drug resistance in the bacteria it targets. It takes them out in a new way that the bacteria cannot adapt to.
Until it goes through the full range of testing over many years to prove its utility, the current antibiotics are all we have. Using the wrong one that is ineffective just contributes to the problem of resistance. Killing an infection fast and completely minimizes any chance of resistance developing.
Many physicians are wrongly starting with old drugs hoping they will work before moving to stronger ones. It is a dangerous approach, the bugs develop resistance they didn’t have before and makes the stronger meds less effective. If you kill them all immediately, none live to develop resistance.
Go nuclear...or be prepared for a long war against the infection that you may lose.
In the World of bacteria, that which does not kill them only makes them stronger.
Until it goes through the full range of testing over many years to prove its utility, the current antibiotics are all we have. Using the wrong one that is ineffective just contributes to the problem of resistance. Killing an infection fast and completely minimizes any chance of resistance developing.
Many physicians are wrongly starting with old drugs hoping they will work before moving to stronger ones. It is a dangerous approach, the bugs develop resistance they didn’t have before and makes the stronger meds less effective. If you kill them all immediately, none live to develop resistance.
Go nuclear...or be prepared for a long war against the infection that you may lose.
In the World of bacteria, that which does not kill them only makes them stronger.
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
I always did good with zpack. But last time I took it for sinus/ear infection I don't think it worked so good
I hate that...
I did that one November a few years ago and it took a few weeks for it to get better....
all good here, never felt it
Rise and shine you bunch of coffee drinking slap sticks
Good morning Hoppy Thong Thursday all if you don't like it you can
your 66 antenna is on the shelf with a tag on it (Hoppy FABO) I will get it out to you one day soon , it is a pretty one
No rush at all my friend!
Probably, usually we are busy with wobbly pops as Mike calls them. Any chance you still have a book on it to make a copy of?
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