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talosian

Aug 29, 2004, 8:44 AM

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Vermox - - - Should it be used to prevent

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or only for treatment?

Thanks.

Spock
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Uncle Jack

Aug 29, 2004, 8:52 AM

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Re: [talosian] Vermox - - - Should it be used to prevent

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Jesus, Talosian, are you going to take medical advise from people like me or Bubba. Go see a doctor. Dr. Lastra, one of the best in town charges 150 pesos for an office call. A lab test will cost you about 55 pesos. If you do have worms or parasites, a little real knowledge might be in order.

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Rolly

Aug 29, 2004, 9:39 AM

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Jack is right!!!

But you could do a Google: http://www.google.com/...e=UTF-8&q=Vermox

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talosian

Aug 29, 2004, 10:39 AM

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Re: [Uncle Jack] Vermox - - - Should it be used to prevent

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I don't have a problem as far as I know, just thought others "in the trenches" might have had experience and/or advise from a medico. I read on the medication before posting and nothing was said in anything I read, from the mfg. to other sites, about using it to prevent.

When it comes to really needing authoratiative advice, I will contact a (real) doctor but have found they are not perfect and sometimes what they say (including possible incorrect lab results) can be SUPPLEMENTED by what patients have learned. I know this is true since I am a decent "guard house" Cardiologist after doing a malpractice arbitration on the subject.

Thanks for the input.

Spock.
"When all logical explanations have failed, we must look to the illogical for the answer.