Cipro

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For several years I have been taken on an as needed basis Cipro for Pouchitis. Within the past year there have been 3 times it has effected my kidneys and have had several hospital stays. It has been determined I should not take Cipro any longer. Can you tell me if this has happen to you and what your recourse was. Thank

1/22/209:25 AM

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Scott FMember

You should be able to take Flagyl without a problem. For most people Flagyl also works very well for pouchitis.

1/22/2010:07 AM

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