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I can sympathize with him. While my issues didn't get as far as his, my issue resulted from taking Cipro which killed all the good bacteria in my gut making roo
by Shivetya 12y ago
I can sympathize with him. While my issues didn't get as far as his, my issue resulted from taking Cipro which killed all the good bacteria in my gut making room for something else to move in. Sadly what moved in was related to dogs feces as I have a pair and you don't have to see it to get contaminated.
End result, new drugs to wipe out the bad then a few months with specific medications and kefir and related food products to rebuild the bacteria in my gut. It is no fun planning any drive, even to work, where the primary issue is knowing who is open and has public bathrooms
- partisan 12y agoReading this makes me feel really fortunate. I had a bout with colitis, but the doctor prescribed me Cipro and it went away with no other side effects. As an aside, even talking to the doctor made me immediately feel better. Being a pessimist, I assumed the worst and was already planning out my will. This doctor, who looked like Gene Simmons, asked me how many days off I wanted from work, and told me "You gotta take it easy, bro" with a jerky boys accent, he completely snapped me out of whatever I was going through with his amazing personality.