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Lightning strikes twice

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When you're immune system is weak from fighting strep it's easy for something to step in. Why do you think pneumonia is such a big concern for patients fighting a bad bacterial infection?

oh, I had mono twice. Doc said that can't happen, but yep.

Oh, and make sure the doc knows what anti-biotic you're on. Many of them can cause terrible reactions when you have mono (like I did, looked like my whole body had radiation poisoning).
 
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Oh, and make sure the doc knows what anti-biotic you're on. Many of them can cause terrible reactions when you have mono (like I did, looked like my whole body had radiation poisoning).

He knows, he prescribed it. I'm taking Azithromycin
 
I was taking penicillin. To this day I mark down allergic to penicillin because of that hell.

I have had strep throat a few times over the years and I think I took a different antibiotic each time. 😵 I had complications with one of them but don't remember the name. It wasn't penicillin though
 
Forgive me to ask this :
That serious to use antibiotics or see a doctor and do blood tests ?
Does it not pass on it own ?

While strep does usually pass on its own, and antibiotics don't typically shorten the symptomatic portion of the disease by more than a day, antibiotics will keep you from being 'typhoid mary' for a couple weeks after you're no longer symptomatic. Might also help you keep from getting reinfected if you're not spreading it around to everyone around you and keeping the pathogen going and going and going in your environment.
 
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say you aren't quite sure what lightning is and its impact on the health. 😉
 
You have any idea how many people you have to fuck to get rid of AIDS? It's brutal.
 
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