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Mildred Oberkotter <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 16 Oct 2000 14:55:17 -0400
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Hi...

My primary care MD suggested that I take the following meds.


Macrobid100mg - for urinary and colon infection
Miacalcin - nasal spray for osteoporosis
Quinine Sulfate - for leg cramps

I'm not so keen on taking meds on a long term basis.  However, I'd consider
taking Miacalcin if it's safe for us celiacs.  I know some of you are using
it, in preference to Fossmax.  I'd love to hear your experiences of using
it.  If your doctor suggested you take Miacalcin, and you chose not to,
why?  My doctor indicated that calcium supplements are ineffective.   I've
been reading otherwise.  The new Iprifavine (spelling) have claims of
efficiency for bone care.  Does it work for celiacs?   I want to maximize
care of my bones, as I've seen my mother endure the ravages of osteoporisis
- she was never outwardly stooped, but had several bone fractures which
rendered her chairbound for the last years of her life.  A needless tragedy
as she was probably an undiagnosed celiac.

What about Quinine Sulfate?  Will taking Quinine water (tonic water) do the
trick?  My lawyer's wife uses this for leg cramps.  Is it safe for us
celiacs?

Your help will be appreciated!  Of course, I'll summarize..

Mildred Oberkotter

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