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Re: Scared about Rx ChangesFrom: Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 31 Dec 1999 12:12:15 -0600 (CST)
At Thu, 30 Dec 1999, Jacquelyn wrote: > >At Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Jill wrote: >> >>At Wed, 29 Dec 1999, AnnMarie wrote: >>> >>>I had an appointment with the allergy doc this afternoon, too. I don't >>>know what he is thinking! I have told him that I seriously can't live >>>without my sinus meds. So what does he do? He takes my most important >>>one away and changes another because I am pregnant! The other doctor >>>said all of my meds were okay. I'll play his game for now. I have to >>>call back on a culture this Friday so I figure by then I should be >>>feeling even worse when I talk to him. I am late for my prized Rx's now >>>and I can feel it. The man has a reputation of being too conservative. >>>This is just another example. After I left his office I was kind of >>>freaked. I was NOT happy! I'm a little better now, but still cautious >>>and unsure of what to do. A RPh at work thought that my meds should be >>>okay b/c even though one of the ingredients is different from one of the >>>"safe" OTC products (okay, Sudafed), they both act the same. Does >>>anyone else have an opinion? What would others do? I would hate to >>>override his decision and call another MD w/o even trying his way. For >>>now, I am just going to see what happens, but I've tried this on my own >>>too many times already that I'm not confident. >>> >>>My current (sinus only) meds are as follows: >>>Claritin (1/day) >>>Dura-Vent (1/2xday) >>>Rhinocort (2/en 2xd) >>> >>>He is now saying to STOP the Dura-Vent and switch the Rhinocort to >>>Vancenase Pockethaler. Sudafed doesn't work well for me, and I tried >>>Vancenase a year or two ago but it didn't work well either. I have been >>>happy with my current meds even if I still have frequent antibiotcs, but >>>this is the *BEST* that I have been! I am actually kind of scared of not >>>taking any Dura-Vent, espcially, and Rhinocort. >>> >>>AM >> >>Sounds like you are trying to play doctor yourself, this guy is a >>professional and specialist. A Pharmacist is NOT a doctor, your doctor >>knows what is best for you and your baby. You need to think about YOUR >>baby more and not yourself! >> >>You also keep posting here and the other forum questioning your doctors >>decisions, why do you keep seeing doctors if you question them? Sounds >>like a change of doctors is in order for you. >> >>Just my $.02, >> >Well I must say that someone needs to come to the defense of Jill, >You're just expressing YOUR opinion and I think it's a good one at >that!! I have researched all of these posts and couldn't agree with you >more! You just had the guts to tell someone how it is. Reality Sets >In!! >I think there is a very simple solution for Annmarie, if you don't like >what the allergist says.. call your OB & relate the allergists info, >Annemarie may just find that the OB will agree with the Allergist after >all. It seems very apparent that if Annamaria doesn't like what the doc >says then she will continue until she hears what she wants. >btw, i suffer from allergies as well, when I was preg i discontinued all >meds and survived. Annamarie, you can too. >Just my opin > >Jacquelyn B. > >>-- >>Jill >> >>RN for an Allergist >> >-- >jacuquely B > I've got a great idea. Why doesn't AnnMarie's allergist call her obstetrician (and visa versa) and leave AnnMarie out of this triangle of confusion? I call the consultants al the time to help make safe decisions for patients (and they call me too).
-- Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D. FACOG, FACS Great Neck, New York
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