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Topic: Anyone recover without Flagyl?

humanbeing
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Member # 8572

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No doubt we are all loaded with cysts. Is the only way to real recovery through Flagyl?

If I get to a point where my symptoms are good--right now they are managable, does flagyl still need to be introduced--(probably causing a relapse)

Or could the cyst form live happily in symptom free people forever?

After reading about the microscope seeing all the cysts, makes me wonder what is the real concern if they are not making us sick?

Thanks-hope everyone is feeling well today.

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Bluetick
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Member # 8467

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I am recovering without flagyl. I take a drug closely related to it called tinidazole. My LLMD feels that it is safer than flagyl which has been shown to cause cancer in rats.

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