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Posted at 8:50 PM on Apr 01, 2008 by antileviquin, #28951
If people would stop referring to this poison as just another antibiotic, we would be much further ahead. This is not just another z-pak or even a penecillian or sulfa based antibiotic. It is poison. The side effects are MUCH greater than people want to admit (especially those making a buck on it). That is why there are lawsuits and sooo many complaints. Look people, let's stop with the "you can have side effects from Tylenol" crap and get to the heart of the matter. I believe this drug serves a purpose.... for those that are not responding to anything else, for those that need to take tremendous risks to save their life, for those that might die otherwise. I DO NOT believe it should be a "Drug of choice" or a larger market share for some drug rep. My bicep meant much more to me than that. Yes I'm angry. Not just for the lack of information I was provided but for the denial that I was fed while it was going on. Perhaps I could be just as cold as some of these remarks if I said.... "go ahead, if you feel that way take it I hope you suffer too." Is that what you want? We need to stop this before others keep getting hurt. Please.
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Reply 7 months ago on Apr 12, 2008 by lyzard95, #7082

It was not given to me as a last resort or to save my life, but just for a simple infection. I developed a horrible case of vasculitis the likes of which the doctors had never seen before. I even was givben a biopsy in one fo the affected areas. I AGREE STRONGLY that this crap should be taken off the market.

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