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Old 09-23-2007, 04:03 PM #1
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Default Another day, another round of pneumonia...
What is the deal??? I have been through an injection of Rocephin, 17 days of Keflex, and still I have problems. The Urgent Care doc made me come back in this morning and "Voila," now it is pneumonia, sooo I get a double injection of Rocephin and a round of Levaquin...

What else is left after Levaquin? I am getting really worried about taking all of these antibiotics. I was already on Doxycycline before this all started...

Frankly, I was wondering if this could be the Sjogren's affecting my lungs... Anyone know if that looks like pneumonia on X-rays???

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