I haven't taken any medication or seen a doctor for mine. But it is
the same one.
On Tue, 13 Jan 1998 12:27:24 GMT, devnull at clubvb.com (Ron Schwarz --
see sig to reply)'s laid this one on us:
>On 13 Jan 1998 00:55:01 -0700, "Peter Petrisko" <ptp at primenet.com> wrote:
>>[...]
>>> According to physicians, there appears to be TWO DISTINCT ILLNESSES -
>>one is clearly influenza (influenza A/Sydney - see 1/11 post for details),
>>the other hasn't been identified but it doesn't have typical "flu"
>>symptoms of high fever & muscle ache, it consists mostly of low fever and
>>chronic dry cough that lasts for weeks. (I would think doctors would know
>>bronchitis when they see it, this illness hasn't been identified as
>>bronchitis.)
>> These illnesses appear to have spread from Los Angeles County, to
>>Orange, Riverside & San Bernardino Counties, with ancedotal reports of
>>extremely busy outpatient services.
>>You can add Michigan to that (the chronic dry cough/low fever thing). Doctor
>guessed at *perhaps* a type of mycoplasma. I've had it for well over a
>month, and after two weeks on levaquin it seems to be subsiding, finally. It
>also creates killer fatigue.
>>I'd be interested in any solid info on this thing so I can pass it along to
>my doctor.
>>>--
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