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Old 08-11-2010, 07:53 PM
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I know its mental. I do everything on the net, I love the fact i can find out just about anything in a few moments and order "christmas" from the comfort of my armchair but when i comes to the health and wellbeing of my family and animals i am happy with the "old fashioned" route
sorry! i couldnt resist!

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As for people searching the www for their own diagnosis treatments and even medications, it does happen - frequently.

Ive seen the results on a cat who was given multiple times the maximum dose of zithromax for a 10 month period.... he died of liver and kidney failure. The treatment was given by a well meaning but clueless owner who was sure of her own self diagnosis (which was wrong), and when it didnt work she just kept giving more and more and more.
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