I am not surprised.

It would probably not sway an arrogant neurologist to give proof
of the problem.

But here is some anyway.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11793615

http://www.drugcite.com/?q=Levaquin

http://www.drugcite.com/?q=Cipro&a=&s=

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse...uoroquinolones

http://www.boiseweekly.com/boise/the...ent?oid=935475

http://www.jaycohenmd.com/fluoroquinolone.html

Here is a study Dr. Cohen discusses, where he found many doctors DON'T LISTEN or take patients side effects seriously.
The topic is statins...but I believe it can be for any drug class and this illustrates how narrow minded doctors can be.
http://www.medicationsense.com/artic...cts012108.html

Doctors are really undertrained and undereducated in the area of drugs. They often do not even understand how a drug actually works in the body. I spent 40+ yrs fielding questions and pointing this out. Even when they massively overdose a patient, and yes, this does happen, when reminded they can become very combative and nasty. I have had many horrible situations I have had to endure, in the patient's best interest.

Choose your battles carefully. Sometimes it is not worth it to argue with a doctor. But you as a patient have the RIGHT to refuse a drug treatment at any time. I have found for myself, that being docile, and even resorting to "begging" (when I was in the hospital with my C-section), works best. In the end they cannot force you to take ANYTHING(unless you are declared incompetent, and have legal commitment papers, and are in an "institution").