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Zithromax

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Giggles

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So I have gone off and on Zithromax through out the years and it just does not seem like it does anything when I am on it. Any thoughts on what you think if it helps?


Jennifer 38 with CF and CFRD
 
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Giggles

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So I have gone off and on Zithromax through out the years and it just does not seem like it does anything when I am on it. Any thoughts on what you think if it helps?


Jennifer 38 with CF and CFRD
 
G

Giggles

New member
So I have gone off and on Zithromax through out the years and it just does not seem like it does anything when I am on it. Any thoughts on what you think if it helps?


Jennifer 38 with CF and CFRD
 
G

Giggles

New member
So I have gone off and on Zithromax through out the years and it just does not seem like it does anything when I am on it. Any thoughts on what you think if it helps?


Jennifer 38 with CF and CFRD
 
G

Giggles

New member
So I have gone off and on Zithromax through out the years and it just does not seem like it does anything when I am on it. Any thoughts on what you think if it helps?
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<br />Jennifer 38 with CF and CFRD
 
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jdubbs

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I think it's helped me, but it's hard to say definitively. I started it about 10 years ago when my PA was starting to act up on a regular basis. The time between my PA exacerbations increased considerably after I began Zithro. It could just be a coincidence, but I won't stop taking Zithro unless I have a really good reason. While I think it's helpful in long term management, it's not like it makes me feel like a rock star 24/7. Its effectiveness probably varies quite a bit depending on genetics and/or current bugs.
 
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jdubbs

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I think it's helped me, but it's hard to say definitively. I started it about 10 years ago when my PA was starting to act up on a regular basis. The time between my PA exacerbations increased considerably after I began Zithro. It could just be a coincidence, but I won't stop taking Zithro unless I have a really good reason. While I think it's helpful in long term management, it's not like it makes me feel like a rock star 24/7. Its effectiveness probably varies quite a bit depending on genetics and/or current bugs.
 
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jdubbs

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I think it's helped me, but it's hard to say definitively. I started it about 10 years ago when my PA was starting to act up on a regular basis. The time between my PA exacerbations increased considerably after I began Zithro. It could just be a coincidence, but I won't stop taking Zithro unless I have a really good reason. While I think it's helpful in long term management, it's not like it makes me feel like a rock star 24/7. Its effectiveness probably varies quite a bit depending on genetics and/or current bugs.
 
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jdubbs

New member
I think it's helped me, but it's hard to say definitively. I started it about 10 years ago when my PA was starting to act up on a regular basis. The time between my PA exacerbations increased considerably after I began Zithro. It could just be a coincidence, but I won't stop taking Zithro unless I have a really good reason. While I think it's helpful in long term management, it's not like it makes me feel like a rock star 24/7. Its effectiveness probably varies quite a bit depending on genetics and/or current bugs.
 
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jdubbs

New member
I think it's helped me, but it's hard to say definitively. I started it about 10 years ago when my PA was starting to act up on a regular basis. The time between my PA exacerbations increased considerably after I began Zithro. It could just be a coincidence, but I won't stop taking Zithro unless I have a really good reason. While I think it's helpful in long term management, it's not like it makes me feel like a rock star 24/7. Its effectiveness probably varies quite a bit depending on genetics and/or current bugs.
 
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alluneedislove

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I have also went on and off zithro. I dont notice a difference, but i did ask my doctor about it and he said it helps with inflammation. i only take it 3X's a week 500mgs.
 
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alluneedislove

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I have also went on and off zithro. I dont notice a difference, but i did ask my doctor about it and he said it helps with inflammation. i only take it 3X's a week 500mgs.
 
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alluneedislove

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I have also went on and off zithro. I dont notice a difference, but i did ask my doctor about it and he said it helps with inflammation. i only take it 3X's a week 500mgs.
 
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alluneedislove

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I have also went on and off zithro. I dont notice a difference, but i did ask my doctor about it and he said it helps with inflammation. i only take it 3X's a week 500mgs.
 
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alluneedislove

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I have also went on and off zithro. I dont notice a difference, but i did ask my doctor about it and he said it helps with inflammation. i only take it 3X's a week 500mgs.
 
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