antibiotics in our food

Thank you Smiley2000 I had the tooth pulled but the oral surgeon did not pack it with antibiotics so now food is in the extraction site and my gum have swollen. Now I have to go back and they will flush it out then pack it. Let's see what happens next.

Heather, If you were family, I would insist that you get treated with antibiotics in light of your recent tick bite. I would take you to the doctor, explain your past experience with Lyme, and refuse to leave with out an Rx for 2-3 weeks of doxy. If necessary, I would lie and tell your doctor that you did have a bull's eye rash after this recent bite. I would want testing both now and after the antibiotics, at least ELISAs and preferably Western blot.

Some people have trouble with digesting food because they do not have the bacteria necessary to digest this food. When doctors give you the antibiotics to kill the bacteria making you sick it also kills the bacteria which you need to digest your food. You can help with this by eating certain foods which supply the probiotics to your body. One product you can eat is yogard. They also have pills which are suppose to supply probotics for the body.

It seems like FDA is more concerned about raw milk than the increasing number of hormones, GMOs and toxic additives in our food supply. With all the health consequences of consuming arsenic and other heavy metals in our food and water, FDA still claims that low level of arsenic in chickens is safe for human consumption. Well I bet FDA knows that there is surly a limit on how much poison can be tested on human beings.

I would discourage the need for any urine test when money is an issue, antibiotics alone should be enough....and afterwards a change in diet.

Hi - I'm hoping for some advice or maybe a little help from someone who might have had a similar problem - I have a 10 year old Mini Schnauzer (Angus) I rescued when he was a year old, recently he started having trouble urinating - straining to go with little result, dribbling while straining to go even in the house (very unusual for him - he is very good about not going inside), pacing, wanting to go out over and over, etc.

There are natural enzymes in our saliva and more, different enzymes in our esophagus and more in our stomach and so on. When we take a pill for something our body should do but doesn't do, its off sets our body. You might want to invest in alergy injections, air purifiers, organic clean clothing, non-scented soaps/detergents and so on. Look for the natural cure or even something other than western medicine. Try chinese medicine herbs from a certified chinese doctor.

My son has a nut allergy. Does this include the walnut and chestnut trees in our yard? I didnt even think about them while we were at the allergy office.

The vet said our dog probably has food allergies, so he prescribed a special dog food and prescribed medication, which helped the itching tremendously while he was on it.

I never recommend steroid shots in dogs due to side effects, and in general steroids are minimally helpful in cases of food allergy. The flaking of the skin is most likely due to a secondary bacterial skin infection, which should be treated with antibiotics; steroids will worsen skin infection. The diet change alone will not resolve infection, but the correct hypoallergenic diet should prevent itch and infections from recurring.

Good suggestion. I will ask to have him checked for tick born diseases and parasites as well. We have thought about poisoning but can't think of what that could be. There is nothing in our yard, we checked, and we dont' live in a neighborhood where anyone would throw something over the wall. He also doesn't take "treats" from strangers. He is fed food that I cook for him. It was organic chicken, brown rice and carrots and some organic kibbles.

Our 9 year old beagle female has had a few times of peeing in the house and there has been blood the lsst couple months. Today there was a clot. Anything we can do at home for her without going to the vet?

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People also are very commonly allergic to certain antibiotics. Antibiotics also kill off the beneficial organisms in our intestinal tract that are a very large part of our mental health system. It's probably the antibiotics.

We have several feral cats around our home besides our own. One has something in its paw, they will come in and eat and sleep in our home but it will let me pet it but not pick it up. Is their something I can put in its food for it to fall asleep so I can clean its foot and examin and remove what ever is in it paw. Or can I get the liquid that you see in movies to put on a cloth the put him to sleep. He gets blood on my kitchen floor and this has been going on for over a month.

I was at work today and started to have some slight spotting an cramping. I work in a hospital so I went straight to GYN ER. They did a sono and the twins were ok. They weren't moving around quite as much as they were last time on the sono. It was just good to see that they were ok. I'm going to see my OB tomorrow and hopefully I'll have more reassurance. They said the spotting was from intercourse the day before and I have a bad UTI.

Now, ever since she has better she is perfectly fine except now she inhales her food. I feed my dogs Purina Beneful. Can this behavior hurt her in anyway and if so how can I make her slow down? Her food will be gone in about 30 second and she only gets about 1/3 of a cup 3 times a day. She started gaining a lot of weight when she got better. Also, I saw that Purine had prepared meals, which wet dog food but it's more like real food, with beef, chicken, pasta, rice, green beans, etc.

My 7 month old Red Doberman is having horrible skin problems. He has little bumps all over his body, thining hair. More bumps come out when he takes a bath (which unless nessecary I only give him one. We brought him to the vet and he gave him a steroid shot, antibiotics and told me to get omega 3 & 6 vitamins for him. Which I did. I was feeding him Bil Jacs for a few months. Still nothing cleared up the little bumps with clearish liquid & thinning of hair was still present.

s Alliance to Save Our Antibiotics campaign, scientists found the mcr-1 gene in E. coli from two pig farms, in samples from a pig and two separate patients. The E. coli from the human patients were also resistant to the critically important cephalosporin antibiotics, the Alliance noted. Meanwhile, the colistin gene was also found in 10 human Salmonella infections and in Salmonella from an imported sample of poultry meat.

I'm 27 weeks and have bronchitis the antibiotics are fine to take. I am expecting our 3rd and I've had to be on antibiotics a lot during my pregnancys and have healthy little girls.

Thank you so much for that. She didnt have symptoms of tonsillitis to begin with. It was picked up over a general check up. There is a new cat in the neighbourhood that sneaks through our back door to eat her food, and our vet believes she may have picked up tonsillitis from that cat. We have sanitized her bowls and eating mat and have kept her inside for 2 days. I let her out for 10 minutes today, and she's calmed down now and is back inside.

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