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becks | 13:58 Wed 07th Apr 2004 | Body & Soul
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I have been told to take acidophilus while taking antobiotics to minimise the chances of getting thrush as a reult of taking the antibiotics. Does anyone know how much acidophilus i should take (ie one every time i take a antibiotic/and what strength), or will the anibiotic become ineffective?? thanks x
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I would take it during your antibiotic course. The antibiotics will destroy your natural occuring microflora which can protect you against things like thrush. Restoring the acidiophilus (acid liking) bacteria is a natural way of restoring the balance.
14:08 Wed 07th Apr 2004
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at the risk of sounding like an advert, I drink one of those little yoghurts every day and it has revolutionised my unreliable digestion!!
14:56 Wed 07th Apr 2004
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http://www.whatreallyworks.co.uk/start/articles.as
p?article_ID=184 I take multibionta by seven seas it's be found to be one of the good ones and it's got everything else in it too!
22:07 Wed 07th Apr 2004
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Ask your doctor or pharmasist :S
22:34 Sat 10th Apr 2004

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