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Antibiotics

Ever since my surgery 8 months ago, when I'm really sick or have infections & the doctor gives me antibiotics I end up throwing up or breaking out into rashes... The only one that didn't make me throw up cost me over $1,000 & I can't afford that again... Anyone else have this problem?

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Maybe you could back off the antibiotics? Could be viral and then the antibiotics aren't effective and make you miserable.

EEK!!! Report the rash! You may be allergic, and these allergies could be BAD (like can't breathe bad).

Antibiotics are often upsetting to the Lower GI tract (causing diarrhea) because the "good" bugs are killed off by the antibiotic.

I am not as familiar with antibiotics causing a lot of nausea. Check with your MD, this does not sound right.

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