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Re: 32 week PROM Recent Herpes outbreak 30182261 - HOT SILVER METALLIC HOBO P... From: DoctorJoe@aol.com Thu Jan 20 14:00:57 2005 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Efrain Ramirez: "Re: Position" Previous message: Anna Meenan, MD: "Re: Position" Next in thread: Henry Gregor: "Re: 32 week PROM Recent Herpes outbreak 30182261 - HOT SILVER METALLIC HOBO P..." Reply: Henry Gregor: "Re: 32 week PROM Recent Herpes outbreak 30182261 - HOT SILVER METALLIC HOBO P..." In a message dated 1/20/05 7:59:36 AM, rbraun@iupui.edu writes: > In addition to garry's comments about dangers of Penicillin: > Since we started doing GBBS cultures and treating Mothers during labor, > the incidence of GBBS infection has decreased while the incidence of E. > coli has increased an equal amount. > Exactly. Ron Gibbs reported that from Denver some years ago. And the E. coli is more resistant to ampicillin, which can spill over into some of the other high level drugs. Joe P. Next message: Efrain Ramirez: "Re: Position" Previous message: Anna Meenan, MD: "Re: Position" Next in thread: Henry Gregor: "Re: 32 week PROM Recent Herpes outbreak 30182261 - HOT SILVER METALLIC HOBO P..." Reply: Henry Gregor: "Re: 32 week PROM Recent Herpes outbreak 30182261 - HOT SILVER METALLIC HOBO P..."

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