I agree with the advice given by silverfox67 that you should take your daughter to the doctor. A note will have to be put on her medical records that she has had a reaction to the medication so that it is not prescribed to her again.
As well as an antihistamine that the doctor can prescribe for your daughter, you can also apply calamine lotion or Caladril to help stop the itching. Natural live yogurt will also help to cool down the itching.
I feel yu! I keep all the stuff I want that doesn't have to be refrigerated in my room but the cold stuff is hard to keep in the fridge ...
I took her to her pediatrician that same day where they did a strep test which came back negative, prescribed omnicef and sent us home. The next day her temperature just kept skyrocketing, getting up to 106. That night I took her to the ER at Children's in Dallas where they ran another strep test, mono, flu, and cbc. Her mono, strep, and flu all came back negative. Her white blood count was at 21. They gave her a shot of rocephin, told us to continue the omnicef, sent us home.
I have had a round of Avelox a few weeks ago and recently Omnicef 600mg/day for 10 days and still have discharge. Question,
wouldn't these antibiotics be affective against NGU, Chlamydia or Gonnorrhea? Thanks for the help.
I have always been under the impression that insulin should always be refrigerated. I am seeing a patient that receives lantus QD and Novalog TID. she does not keep the pens that are being used, refrigerated, only the unused ones. Although even though they are not kept refrigerated, they do seem to keep her blood sugars under control. I wonder though if they were refrigerated would that make a big difference? I will call her physician if necessary.
I am thinking that since taking the omnicef that maybe
Something in my system (gall bladder or ducts) were damaged by the omnicef and now I have too much bile production in the digestive tract or stomach which my be causing this problem. We all talk about acid reflux but not bile reflux which I read can also be a problem. Can anyone shed and insight as to what may be going on &/or possible solutions to this problem.
Hello, sorry I didn't see this sooner! I guess I can't necessarily say what your daughter has contracted (I'm not a doctor, btw), I can tell you that I never tested positive for mono via the monospot test when I had it, and I was tested 3 times (initially, after a month, then after a couple more months). I had high EBV tests, but never the monospot. The symptoms your daughter has sound like mono/EBV, but they seem rather intense for someone her age.
My 4 yr.old son had an allergic reaction to Omnicef. Hives all over and swollen hands, arms and feet. It's been 18 days and still gets a slight case of the hives . Within the last week( 3 times) he's had leg pain(muscel pain) joint pain. He has a hard time walking, usually the next day he can, it lasts anywhere from 12-24 hours. The 3 times he's had the leg pain he's either been swimming or riding a bike, took him to the hospital, blood work, x-rays and urine all came back fine.
Hi all, wondering if you have come across information indicating that flagyl can treat babesia at the same time it's treating Lyme. I understand it's also a antiparasitic, so not sure if that counts. If anyone knows or has heard their LLMD mention this please let me know. I just took my first dose of Flagyl, keeping my fingers crossed that I see some fantastic results!
Because most faucet filtration systems remove contaminants that are not likely to re-contaminate water unless it is mixed with unfiltered water, it should be good as long as refrigerated water, if placed in a closed container.
Hope this helps!
its a sulfa) anyway please let me know if anyone has had experiences with this drug. And if u think this will be a good combo. I trust my LLD. And will do anything to get better. I am prepared for even bigger herx once I add the septra.. I am on everything except the Cefidinir(Omnicef) bc she is adding that after we add the Septra and sees if it is well tolerated.
I would suggest you go and get checked to be sure. You should be checked not only for gonorrhea and chlamydial infection but also for white blood cells indicative of non-gonococcal urethritis. There are organisms other than gonorrhea and chlamydia which might cause a discharge, trichomonas being one of them. Again, while I think it is unlikely you have an STD, I would get checked, both to get the possibility off of you r mind and to start sorting out what is going on.
t want to get into a big discussion on whether or not it is available. I just want to know if it NEEDS to be refrigerated. Does it? What if you don't keep it cool? I don't want to get into taking a med that needs this kind of special treatment because it opens the door for lessened potency, of course.
Could someone get to the bottom of this refrigerate or not Thyrolar issue?
Novalog insulin vials have an expiration date stamped on the side. Unopened insulin loses their efficiency once this date is reached, even when refrigerated.
At first I didn't want him to get tubes either, but I think it is definetly better than him being on antibiotics constantly. It is scary thinking about your little one having "surgery" but I think in the long run it will be best. In terms of other things causing the infections, they drew blood to see if there were other problems, which there weren't.
I never really knew when he had an ear infection because he wasn't really cranky, he would just get a really bad cold.
Clavamox can actually be stored outside of the refrigerated and doesn't lose potency or become harmful if not refrigerated for 2 weeks or more at moderate temperatures. If the temperature in your home is above 80 degrees it will lose potency quicker, but will not cause any harm.
I was diagnosed with a sinus infection about 2 weeks ago----was put on an antibiotic which did not help. Four days ago, I was put on Omnicef. Granted, I did have lots of congestion and green mucous throughout these past 2 weeks; however, now, I have nothing dripping nor do I feel like anything is clogged "in there"....yet my cheek still throbs in pain occasionally. Yes, I am on prescription decongestants. Occasionally I will still cough up some mucous from my chest.
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