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hahaha, thats because it was a therapeutics question... put the word sex or NSFW and i bet youd have more views...😀
Quinolone in UTI
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hahaha, thats because it was a therapeutics question... put the word sex or NSFW and i bet youd have more views...😀
so my final question is how does this idea that avelox can't be used for a UTI get started and how is it still going?
I can tell you that its very popular...I've heard it from multiple people out in the real world.
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This question is even better than your previous answer.
Why don't you try to answer it?
I always see hot women at airports...but your married...come on now, you can come up with a good question...try us...
Why do you think Januvia causes an increased rate of upper respiratory tract infections?
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Because it inhibits GLP (glucagon like peptide) in which can lead to inflammation of the respiratory tract leading to allergic and cold like symptoms including post nasal drip which can paralyze the cillia like action of the respiratory tract which results in colonization of infecting bacteria or virus to cause respiratory infection.
Nice!!!(is that right?)
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That ain't what I'm looking for...
Glucagon like peptide...man...not even barking up the right tree.
It inhibits DPP-4....which in turn inhibits the inactivation of GLP and GIP. You got the end results flip flopped.
Bark up the DPP-4 tree...
and maybe I should rephrase...what about the inhibition of DPP-4 makes you think there may be an increase in infection...
Glucagon like peptide...man...not even barking up the right tree.
It inhibits DPP-4....which in turn inhibits the inactivation of GLP and GIP. You got the end results flip flopped.
Bark up the DPP-4 tree...
and maybe I should rephrase...what about the inhibition of DPP-4 makes you think there may be an increase in infection...
DiPepeptidyl Peptidase 4 also known as the CD 26 is a T cell stimulator in which when inhibited, can affect the immune response of T-cell, B-Cell, and Natural Killer Cells. Obviously this can trigger an increase in infection coupled with GLP inhibition which results in inflammation and allergy like symptoms.
But some studies suggest the immune activating component of DPP-4 is not affected by DPP4 inhibitor..
I don't know...but I can sound convincing..and could probably impress hot chicks at a bar..eh? Not.
I don't know...but I can sound convincing..and could probably impress hot chicks at the bar..eh? Not.
Hahaha, probably not! Good try though!
Blingo.
I say "whatever" to those studies. Increased incidence of URI is intriguing enough. I would definitely think twice before I give it to an HIV or cancer chemo receiving patient..
It's not as blatantly bad as Tysabri, though...which interestingly claims zero cases of PML since reintroduction...hmmm...
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Now it's all answered.
Now it's all answered.
