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Old 10-11-2006, 09:40 AM   #1
Gabe
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Default What antibiotics can we take?

I feel like I have a duel personality going back and forth between sites, I posted this on the other braintalks too...but until we all gather somewhere, I'll ask both places:

I have a urinary tract infection. I am on Imuran. Had a hysterectomy in 2002 and they damaged my ureter so had to have reconstructive bladder/ureter surgery to fix it. I am always freaked when I get an infection. I have an appointment tomorrow- can't get in to my doctor - have to see a resident and I know that she will be clueless as to what to prescribe. I know what I can't take...does anyone know if Sulfa drugs are ok?
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