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Author Topic: Drug resistant bacteria from India  (Read 2354 times)

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Offline buginme2

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Drug resistant bacteria from India
« on: May 13, 2012, 06:58:20 pm »
Interesting and quite frightening article about drug resistant bacteria from India.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-05-07/drug-defying-germs-from-india-speed-post-antibiotic-era.html

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  • red pill? or blue pill?
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Offline songs06

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Re: Drug resistant bacteria from India
« Reply #2 on: May 26, 2012, 05:18:48 am »
they are almost anywhere in the world, but they can mostly be found in hospitals. if you have never hospitalized then there is almost no chance you have one of those bacterias. they mostly seen on people with long term hospitalization (like the woman who has prostatic hip surgery) or used several antibiotics for a certain infection. even there are still some new antibiotics could fight with them, maybe not effectively as old ones. so things are not going well for drug resistans because of unnecessary antibiotic use but still no need to panic.

for more info:
http://www.gentlebirth.org/archives/nosocoml.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosocomial_infection
18.03.2012 - infected.
14.04.2012 - first positive elisa - UD western blot
30.04.2012 - western blot confirmation positive
03.05.2012 - first lab- CD4: 256   VL: 2.3 M
01.06.2012 - sec lab- CD4: 390 (end of ARS)
01.07.2012 - third lab- CD4: 388 VL: 150.000
11.07.2012 - Started Truvada + Kaletra
04.08.2012 - CD4: 401 VL: 3800
30.09.2012 - CD4: 510 VL: 709
04.01.2013 - CD4: 650 VL: UD! (aka 20)
01.04.2013 - CD4: 460 VL: UD
09.2013 - CD4: 510
02.2014 - CD4: 490

Offline Matty the Damned

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Re: Drug resistant bacteria from India
« Reply #3 on: May 26, 2012, 05:54:43 am »
http://www.gentlebirth.org/archives/nosocoml.html

Hmmm. Linking to an altie site that doesn't seem to have been updated since 1998 that recommends homeopathy?

MtD

Offline songs06

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Re: Drug resistant bacteria from India
« Reply #4 on: May 26, 2012, 06:19:23 am »
it updated on 2005, but you are still right. but most of the nosocomial infections still the same. there are just new ones, i think.

update: i ve searched for a better link but i couldn't find a new good list of infections in english. sorry for that :(
« Last Edit: May 26, 2012, 06:25:55 am by songs06 »
18.03.2012 - infected.
14.04.2012 - first positive elisa - UD western blot
30.04.2012 - western blot confirmation positive
03.05.2012 - first lab- CD4: 256   VL: 2.3 M
01.06.2012 - sec lab- CD4: 390 (end of ARS)
01.07.2012 - third lab- CD4: 388 VL: 150.000
11.07.2012 - Started Truvada + Kaletra
04.08.2012 - CD4: 401 VL: 3800
30.09.2012 - CD4: 510 VL: 709
04.01.2013 - CD4: 650 VL: UD! (aka 20)
01.04.2013 - CD4: 460 VL: UD
09.2013 - CD4: 510
02.2014 - CD4: 490

 


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