Recovery

Information related to the recovery of quinolone side effects

Dosage, presence of infection and the severity of adverse reaction

Posted Tue, 02/17/2009 - 10:37 by FQHelp

From my research, there is a definite correlation between the dosage and severity of adverse reactions.

First of all, the most important factor is dosage PER DAY. Someone who takes 750mg/day of Levaquin for 1 week, is far more likely to suffer a more severe adverse reaction than someone who takes 250mg/day of Levaquin for 3 weeks. As the dosage per day increases, the danger of suffering a serious reaction exponentially rises.

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Levaquin and Cipro Detoxification

Posted Fri, 02/13/2009 - 18:53 by FQHelp

Many people have been asking if it is possible to detox from a quinolone reaction from Levaquin, Cipro, and other reactions.

The short answer is: Not really, "detoxifying" and "chelation" does not truly exist for those who are suffereing from adverse reactions.

Many detoxification routines are unsafe, and for those who are suffering from quinolone toxicity, it may even make your symptoms worse. Moreover, it is completely unknown if the quinolones remain in your system long after the last dose.

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