In a message dated 5/15/00 4:47:33 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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<< The pediatrician's preference for Zithromax most likely was based
on the proven fact that more people will complete a 5 day course of
treatment than a 10 day course. Many people start to get better,
stop the antibiotic and contribute to the emergence of a resistant
organism. >>
Kat is absolutely correct here...not only is Zithromax the "latest and
greatest" it also help that the dose is shorter in duration. Patients are
notoriously bad at fulfilling their obligation after they start feeling
better...and that's how resistant "bugs" are hatched...Ain't evolution great?
Bill.
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