So, I like to admit when I am wrong. On Wednesday I joked that I was treated like Frankenstein's monster while I was at work. So, on Thursday I went to visit the fine Dr. Eric Tripp who asked that I correct my co-workers. The proper comparison is that of typhoid Mary . After assessing my fluid ridden lungs, listening to my pleas of "don't tell me it's pneumonia again" and calling it bronchitis, he kindly handed me three prescriptions; covered his nose and mouth with the lapel of his lab coat and politely asked me to leave his presence.
Great news for those of you who, like me, hate to take medication. There is a new antibiotic called Zmax which is "a one-dose-only treatment for mild-to-moderate acute bacterial sinusitis (ABS) and community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) in adults. " So, considering what the medication is specifically used to treat, I wonder - was the good doctor humoring me?
Sunday, December 04, 2005
Sunday, December 04, 2005
The villagers were correct
So, I like to admit when I am wrong. On Wednesday I joked that I was treated like Frankenstein's monster while I was at work. So, on Thursday I went to visit the fine Dr. Eric Tripp who asked that I correct my co-workers. The proper comparison is that of typhoid Mary . After assessing my fluid ridden lungs, listening to my pleas of "don't tell me it's pneumonia again" and calling it bronchitis, he kindly handed me three prescriptions; covered his nose and mouth with the lapel of his lab coat and politely asked me to leave his presence.
Great news for those of you who, like me, hate to take medication. There is a new antibiotic called Zmax which is "a one-dose-only treatment for mild-to-moderate acute bacterial sinusitis (ABS) and community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) in adults. " So, considering what the medication is specifically used to treat, I wonder - was the good doctor humoring me?
Great news for those of you who, like me, hate to take medication. There is a new antibiotic called Zmax which is "a one-dose-only treatment for mild-to-moderate acute bacterial sinusitis (ABS) and community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) in adults. " So, considering what the medication is specifically used to treat, I wonder - was the good doctor humoring me?
