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Caution with macrolides if you also have SD   Message List  
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Re: Caution with macrolides if you also have SD

Kenne==Saw your comments and I feel I need to respond--I have
recently received emails from patients who have complained of
intractable yeast infections and cardiac dysrhymias from macrolides--
Along with your experience it makes you wonder if the benefits(which
have never been proven)are worth the downside of these drugs--In my
opinion I think not--I do not view this as the use of a powerful
group of drugs rather than an ABUSE of these drugs--There has never
been a study to prove the benefits outweigh the risks--Hope yopu
improve soon -- N Soldo MD










--- In rosacea-support@yahoogroups.com, "Kenne Dean"
<kennedean@y...> wrote:
> Friends,
>
> I talked my derm into letting me try Biaxin to help with my
rosacea
> w/ocular symptoms. The macrolide antibiotic is so powerful that
it
> has caused my seb-derm, which had been under control for many
months,
> to go full-blown unchecked.
> So if you have seb-derm along with your rosacea, the macrolide
> antibiotics may not be appropriate. I will return to minocyclin,
> which gave me acceptable results without exacerbating my seb-derm.
> This is a very complicated condition, which is even more complex
> when you have a second skin condition layered on top of it. Has
> anyone else experienced this same thing, or am I alone on this one?
>
> Kenne in Hawaii







Fri Jul 1, 2005 2:08 am

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Friends, I talked my derm into letting me try Biaxin to help with my rosacea w/ocular symptoms. The macrolide antibiotic is so powerful that it has caused my...
Kenne Dean
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Jun 30, 2005
2:03 am

Thanks Kenne, I'll keep you posted. I've had SD and Rosacea (most likely steroid induced) for many years. I JUST started Biaxin, so we shall see. How long...
marklfts
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Jun 30, 2005
6:41 pm
marklfts
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Jun 30, 2005
6:42 pm

What dose of Biaxin did you take? I have both seb derm and rosacea, too, and took Biaxin. It did not have that effect on me, but everyone is different. It...
itchylids
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Jul 1, 2005
2:45 am

Hi Kenne, thanks for this caution. Macrolides are famous for giving women horrible yeast infections too. Have you considered taking PERIOSTAT for your...
Laura
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Jul 1, 2005
2:49 am

Kenne--I saw your post and would like to share some thoughts re macrolides--I also have seen regression of seb derm and also refractory yeast infections with...
nicksoldomd
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Jul 1, 2005
2:49 am

Kenne==Saw your comments and I feel I need to respond--I have recently received emails from patients who have complained of intractable yeast infections and...
nicksoldomd
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Jul 1, 2005
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