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Re: 13 weeks pregnant/ prescribed eryhtromycin/what if allergic?Doctor's input?

From: Katya (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 23 Nov 2002 19:19:19 -0600 (CST)


Dear Darcie,

It sounds that you should talk to your doctors - both the doctor who prescribed the antibiotic as well as your obgyn. Don't be worried about bothering them - they should know about your reaction to the drug.

Let me know how it goes!

:)

--
Katya

At Sat, 23 Nov 2002, Darcie wrote: > >Thnaks Katya:) I've actually tried to live with it for four days now, >but it keeps getting worse and worse. I have 2 kids, a job and full >time school so i really need to get better. I'v taken two doses of the >erythromycin so far, and argggg..it makes me nauseated!!! I just started >getting over this in my pregnancy, and I don't know if I can make it for >the next ten days!!! Can any doctors let me know what other antibiotics >may be safe but don't have nausea as a symptom, or are commonly allergic >reaction inducing? I'm 13 weeks pregnant with strep throat. >Thanks again, Darcie > >At Sat, 23 Nov 2002, Katya wrote: >> >>Dear Darcie, >> >>1. Perhaps my immune system is stronger than most, but I beat strep >>throat without antibiotics before, including during this pregnancy. In >>fact, people had strep throat in the 19th century and made it through >>OK. So, it may be uncomfortable, but as long as you are not feverish, >>you can try living through it. >> >>Some home remedies: >> >>Take a glass of milk and put a teaspoon of butter in it. Microwave for >>1 minute. Drink. >> >>Drink LOTS of fluids >> >>Eat grapefruits - at least 1 a day >> >>Sleep lots over the weekend >> >>Take a warm bath - or two. >> >>Make potatoes and brathe in their steam. >> >>2. Call your obgyn. If he/she is too busy, the nurse can certainly >>talk to you. >> >>Best wishes, >> >>-- >>Katya >> >>3. >> >>At Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Darcie wrote: >>> >>>I am 13 weeks pregnant with strep throat- though the doctor at the >>>walk-in clinic made this diagnosis clinically and didn't order a swab. >>>He simply prescribed erythromycin. I can't remember taking this before, >>>but I have known allergies to pennicillin, Zyban, and prozac. Each >>>reacion was severe- the last being to the zyban and I had to take >>>steroids to stop the process. What if I have this same reaction while I >>>am pregnant? I'm really scared- and my next prenatal isn't until Dec >>>3rd. Thanks in advance, Darcie >>




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