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Earlier today I stopped by the office of a really nice colleague - a medical doctor [View all] malaise Dec 2021 OP

The National Council for Infectious Diseases says otherwise. Patterson Dec 2021 #1

I also checked a British antibiotic site and theysay that while malaise Dec 2021 #2

Hey why not err on the side of caution!:). Besides you may need Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2021 #7

+1,000 malaise Dec 2021 #23

Me too. And I have calculated that I just hit 80% crazy. Maybe DU should Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2021 #32

This is just common sense really. lark Dec 2021 #39

So does the CDC. demmiblue Dec 2021 #6

Also, if you're on birth control pills, antibiotics limit their effectiveness. Nt raccoon Dec 2021 #3

First time I''m hearing this malaise Dec 2021 #4

I heard it a lot and I used to use the pill. It may be no longer true raccoon Dec 2021 #24

Hehehehhe- two of us malaise Dec 2021 #25

This message was self-deleted by its author malaise Dec 2021 #26

Good info to know. K & R KS Toronado Dec 2021 #5

Thank you Joinfortmill Dec 2021 #8

Same with steroids. I had double knee injections and had to wait a couple weeks to get my booster. MrsCoffee Dec 2021 #9

I know Rebl2 Dec 2021 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author malaise Dec 2021 #12

That one will knock you out on its own malaise Dec 2021 #13

The methotrexate? Rebl2 Dec 2021 #14

Yes malaise Dec 2021 #15

I take 15mg Rebl2 Dec 2021 #16

She's been using it for a long time as well malaise Dec 2021 #17

True the RA Rebl2 Dec 2021 #18

Excellent information! FarPoint Dec 2021 #36

Remember this Rebl2 Dec 2021 #37

Absolutely. . FarPoint Dec 2021 #38

I got my booster today & I think that question was on the questionnaire but I'm not 100% sure nt yaesu Dec 2021 #11

Did NOT know that! Thanks for taking a splinter to keep us up to date!!!! marble falls Dec 2021 #19

Hehehehehhe malaise Dec 2021 #20

Kick and rec KentuckyWoman Dec 2021 #21

Good to know! Thanks for spreading the good word FakeNoose Dec 2021 #22

YW malaise Dec 2021 #27

I love DU! We look out for each other! secondwind Dec 2021 #28

I am also medical doctor anamnua Dec 2021 #29

+1 demmiblue Dec 2021 #30

This antibiotics advisory seems like misinformation. Disaffected Dec 2021 #31

Not likely malaise Dec 2021 #33

Your argument is a logical fallacy. Disaffected Dec 2021 #35

This message was self-deleted by its author malaise Dec 2021 #34

Also, don't have a mammogram for 2 weeks. Not sure about other diagnostic tests. flying_wahini Dec 2021 #40

Did you get a tetanus shot, too? yardwork Dec 2021 #41

I didn't malaise Dec 2021 #42

Tetanus is rare, but fatal. Regular antibiotics won't prevent it. yardwork Dec 2021 #43

Two weeks is too late. Ms. Toad Dec 2021 #46

This one is healing fine malaise Dec 2021 #47

That doesn't mean you are tetanus-free. Ms. Toad Dec 2021 #48

Thanks malaise Dec 2021 #49

Thanks malaise Dec 2021 #50

Sugar and soap! canetoad Dec 2021 #44

I never heard of that one malaise Dec 2021 #45

My doc refused to perform a procedure if I had or recently had been taking an antibiotic Cozmo Dec 2021 #51

Had a friend with nearly Deminpenn Dec 2021 #52