|
Canuck Posts: 1674
Senior Member
|
Here it is. Also terrible fluid retention and congestive heart failure, many do not recover from the heart damage.. BIAXIN and MALARONE. I had a terrible reaction with the combo. most shook it off as the Malarone. I stayed up 16 nights in a row, no sleep, not a minute, and had circus people in my back yard, along with several trailer 'people'. They were all very busy and took no notice of me. Even my LLMD thought I was falling off my rocker as I called , while watching my imaginary friends saying 'I know they aren't there, this isnt' right. ' Uncontrollable crying, unbelievable 'drive' to do very wierd things. There is a very good link on it 'biaxin side affects'....... You will see the same thing. I switched from biaxin to zithromax. Before doing that, I went off all meds, and when starting one by one, the night I took biaxin again BINGO. It was scary, and some will say the some herxes will start out like that. Malarone I can tolerate, and many will say it's the malarone. If I had a gut feeling, it's biaxin without a DOUBT in my mind. Will look up that page and post the link it's 'askapatient.com' biaxin...good luck [b]Group Leader
Please take this advice as personal experience and not that of a medical professional. Sometimes experience is what makes us learn and help one another. Take the pieces you need, and always question, ask, with an open mind and heart...[/b]
Christina |
"What MD Junction means to me is a place where i can feel like im not alone. As someone with something as rare as hydrocephalus, it feels like im the only one in the world with it. When i came to MD, its like everyone has it. It doesnt feel like im alone. And that people need to hold up a sign to say what i have, because people know. And they understand. I can get questions answered from people who have been through it rather than from doctors or people who only can tell you from a physical standpoint. THat is what MD junction means to me." (tomboykimi)
