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10-30-2008, 07:12 PM
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i agree with the above advice nat.
my nursing advice is to not use a med that's that old. it's possible that you have a bacteria that this particular med doesn't kill. or partially kills and that's why you still feel symptomatic. it's also a good idea to keep your dr in the loop about what's happening with you so he can do a good assessment and make the best intervention for you. sorry about the time involved but it's the best thing to do. please keep us posted.
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