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Thu Jun 6, 2013 10:25 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
kaysan19
Alo mba Deby,
Temenku ini ga lagi hamil kok, tp keputihannya dia bilang keluar seperti air ketuban saking encernya dan bening.
Aga kaya ompol gitu basahin celana, berlangsung dr Senin sampai Jumat ini.
thank u.
::MoM Vee
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Temenku ini ga lagi hamil kok, tp keputihannya dia bilang keluar seperti air ketuban saking encernya dan bening.
Aga kaya ompol gitu basahin celana, berlangsung dr Senin sampai Jumat ini.
thank u.
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Thu Jun 6, 2013 11:13 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"/Ghozan"
saranku
stop jamu apa itu
observasi dalam 3hari tdk berhubungan
kl dirasa tdk nyaman segera ke dokter mintakan diagnosisnya.
saras
stop jamu apa itu
observasi dalam 3hari tdk berhubungan
kl dirasa tdk nyaman segera ke dokter mintakan diagnosisnya.
saras
Thu Jun 6, 2013 11:51 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
amianakbinus
Alo mom vee
Stop jamunya, cek ke dokter, betadinenya ga usah dulu ya (pake antiseptik juga kudu wise)
Cmiiw,
Ami
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Stop jamunya, cek ke dokter, betadinenya ga usah dulu ya (pake antiseptik juga kudu wise)
Cmiiw,
Ami
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Thu Jun 6, 2013 11:15 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"/Ghozan"
iya -sol-
Thu Jun 6, 2013 11:19 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"Debritha Armala Dewi" de_thirteen
Dear mba Ira,
Setauku kualitas asi ttp bagus tp tubuh ibunya yg jd kerompong, krn ngambil dari tubuh ibunya, cmiiw
Thanks,
Deby
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Setauku kualitas asi ttp bagus tp tubuh ibunya yg jd kerompong, krn ngambil dari tubuh ibunya, cmiiw
Thanks,
Deby
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Thu Jun 6, 2013 11:54 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"F.B. Monika" f_monika_b
Dear Mba Ira,
Saya pernah nulis soal ini silahkan dibaca (sumber saya ambil dari
kellymom, La Leche League n bbrp journal) :
http://theurbanmama.com/articles/nutrisi-untuk-mama-menyusui.html
Your BFF,
F.B.Monika , @f_monika_b
Your Breastfeeding Friend, KLASI YOP
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Saya pernah nulis soal ini silahkan dibaca (sumber saya ambil dari
kellymom, La Leche League n bbrp journal) :
http://theurbanmama
Your BFF,
F.B.Monika , @f_monika_b
Your Breastfeeding Friend, KLASI YOP
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Thu Jun 6, 2013 11:21 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"Lina Pundhowo" elvandari_de
Dear mba Fenny,
Setuju dengan dr. rini, coba mba baca2 soal gastroenteritis di
http://milissehat.web.id/?p=1742.
Sekedar sharing, putra saya baru saja selesai episode GE-nya, selama 6
hari. Hari ke-2 sampai hari ke-4 anaknya sama sekali gak mau makan, cuma
mau nyusu sama air putih. Oralit terus masuk dari hari pertama. Sempet
tanya ke milis solusi pemberian oralit, karena awal-awal putra saya gak mau
minum oralit. Dikasih saran pemberian melalui pipet dan spuit,
alhamdulillah jadi lancar.
Saya ke dokter untuk penegakan diagnosis, dan hasil diagnosa dokter GE. Di
olehi2i resep 2 syrup sama 1 suplemen, saya lupa namanya... ditebus untuk
mengobati psikologis suami yang masih galau (semoga besok2 udah se-kata
soal treatment penyakit anak).
Sampe rumah obat gak saya minum-kan, terus di gelontor dengan oralit, asi
dan air putih.. alhamdulillah hari ke-5 sudah mau makan sedikit-sedikit,
hari ke-6 muntah sudah tidak ada hanya poop 1x. Nafsu makan semakin
membaik. Sekarang malah disodorin apa aja langsung mangap, kiekiekiekie....
Treatment-nya cairan ya mba, oralit itu penting.
GWS buat putranya...
Salam,
Lina @Sidoarjo
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Setuju dengan dr. rini, coba mba baca2 soal gastroenteritis di
http://milissehat.
Sekedar sharing, putra saya baru saja selesai episode GE-nya, selama 6
hari. Hari ke-2 sampai hari ke-4 anaknya sama sekali gak mau makan, cuma
mau nyusu sama air putih. Oralit terus masuk dari hari pertama. Sempet
tanya ke milis solusi pemberian oralit, karena awal-awal putra saya gak mau
minum oralit. Dikasih saran pemberian melalui pipet dan spuit,
alhamdulillah jadi lancar.
Saya ke dokter untuk penegakan diagnosis, dan hasil diagnosa dokter GE. Di
olehi2i resep 2 syrup sama 1 suplemen, saya lupa namanya... ditebus untuk
mengobati psikologis suami yang masih galau (semoga besok2 udah se-kata
soal treatment penyakit anak).
Sampe rumah obat gak saya minum-kan, terus di gelontor dengan oralit, asi
dan air putih.. alhamdulillah hari ke-5 sudah mau makan sedikit-sedikit,
hari ke-6 muntah sudah tidak ada hanya poop 1x. Nafsu makan semakin
membaik. Sekarang malah disodorin apa aja langsung mangap, kiekiekiekie.
Treatment-nya cairan ya mba, oralit itu penting.
GWS buat putranya...
Salam,
Lina @Sidoarjo
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Mba Lina,
Imho
Saya coba comment karena saya dan ibu saya vertigo.
Mengenai senam itu sebenarnya dianjurkan karena ototnya jadi tidak kaku.
Mengenai maag mungkin bisa juga mempengaruhi dari asam lambungnya mba
Cmiiw
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Imho
Saya coba comment karena saya dan ibu saya vertigo.
Mengenai senam itu sebenarnya dianjurkan karena ototnya jadi tidak kaku.
Mengenai maag mungkin bisa juga mempengaruhi dari asam lambungnya mba
Cmiiw
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Fri Jun 7, 2013 12:48 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"febri annuryanti" f_annuryanti
Dear Mbak Lina,
Kebetulan saat ini saya sedang mengalami vertigo juga. Terakhir kali vertigo, setahun yang lalu. Kalo saya, vertigo saya terjadi karena saya terlalu banyak menghabiskan waktu di depan laptop atau terlalu stress. Pengatasannya, saya minimalisasi kontak dengan laptop. Itu berhasil untuk tahun lalu, tapi sekarang sepertinya tidak mungkin, karena saya dikejar deadline penulisan.
Mengenai link yang mbak berikan, saya juga mempraktekkannya (baru semalam sih mencobanya), dan memang bisa membuat sangat pusing sekali dan merasa pingin muntah. Tapi setelahnya, menurut saya agak mendingan. Terapinya diteruskan saja mbak, sambil menghindari faktor pencetusnya.
Maaf tidak membantu dan hanya sekedar sharing.
Salam,
Febri
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Kebetulan saat ini saya sedang mengalami vertigo juga. Terakhir kali vertigo, setahun yang lalu. Kalo saya, vertigo saya terjadi karena saya terlalu banyak menghabiskan waktu di depan laptop atau terlalu stress. Pengatasannya, saya minimalisasi kontak dengan laptop. Itu berhasil untuk tahun lalu, tapi sekarang sepertinya tidak mungkin, karena saya dikejar deadline penulisan.
Mengenai link yang mbak berikan, saya juga mempraktekkannya (baru semalam sih mencobanya), dan memang bisa membuat sangat pusing sekali dan merasa pingin muntah. Tapi setelahnya, menurut saya agak mendingan. Terapinya diteruskan saja mbak, sambil menghindari faktor pencetusnya.
Maaf tidak membantu dan hanya sekedar sharing.
Salam,
Febri
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Fri Jun 7, 2013 1:04 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"Lina" lina.twin09
Thxx y mbak febri n pak hendri atas sharing ny,
Kl pencetus vertigo saya paling banyak krn makanan, kesimpulan nya gak bs makan aneh2 selain rebus dan kukus :-(
2hr lalu saya coba senam ny, malah pusing sehran dan gak bs ngapa2in lg. Jd bingung mau diterusin atau nggak. Kl diterus kan, kerjaan ku bakal keteteran semua.
Thxx y semua.
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Kl pencetus vertigo saya paling banyak krn makanan, kesimpulan nya gak bs makan aneh2 selain rebus dan kukus :-(
2hr lalu saya coba senam ny, malah pusing sehran dan gak bs ngapa2in lg. Jd bingung mau diterusin atau nggak. Kl diterus kan, kerjaan ku bakal keteteran semua.
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Thu Jun 6, 2013 11:43 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"/Ghozan"
Group of strong antibiotics linked to kidney injury
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Related MedlinePlus Pages
* Antibiotics <http://www.nlm.
* Blood Pressure Medicines
<http://www.nlm.
* Kidney Diseases <http://www.nlm.
By Kathryn Doyle
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Men taking drugs in the fluoroquinolone
family were twice as likely to suffer serious kidney problems as men not
taking the powerful antibiotics in a new study.
When the participants, aged 40 to 85 years old, also took blood pressure
medications known as ACE inhibitors, their kidney risk rose to nearly
five times that of similar men not taking fluoroquinolones, which
include ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin and moxifloxacin.
Because they work on a "broad spectrum" of bacterial species,
fluoroquinolones are widely used to treat intestinal, urinary tract and
respiratory infections - often when other drugs have failed to work.
"I think that in some cases older men will (still) need these types of
antibiotics,
Forest Baptist Health in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, who was not
involved with the study.
"However, this paper is important to raise awareness that in certain
populations, providers need to be aware of the increased risks," Pirkle
told Reuters Health by email.
The list of fluoroquinolones&#
irregular heartbeat, insomnia and allergic reactions. But kidney failure
is only noted as a rare event, so prescribers don't usually take it into
account, according to the U.S. and Canadian team who published the new
findings in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
To see how common serious kidney injuries are in people taking
fluoroquinolones, the researchers compared 1,292 men admitted to
hospitals with acute kidney injuries to 12,651 similar men hospitalized
without that particular diagnosis, and looked at who was taking or had
recently taken a fluoroquinolone drug.
They found that 8 percent of the patients with kidney injury were
currently taking the drugs when admitted to the hospital compared to 4
percent in the other group.
One in 1,500 people given a fluoroquinolone had acute kidney injury,
twice as many as those not taking the drug.
But the absolute risk for any individual is still small, the researchers
noted - about six to seven cases of acute kidney injury per 10,000
patients taking a fluoroquinolone per year.
Most people who take the drugs will probably not experience kidney
problems, said one of the study's authors, Mahyar Etminan of the
University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
"However, if you look at it more globally, if around 40 million people
take these drugs annually this may translate to thousands of patients
getting acute kidney injury solely due to fluoroquinolone use," Etminan
told Reuters Health.
Indeed, about 40 million prescriptions for fluoroquinolones are
dispensed annually in the U.S., Etminan said. That may be more than
necessary because evidence indicates they are sometimes used when other,
safer antibiotics would also work or when the ailment is actually a
virus, which does not respond to antibiotics.
"There are a number of antibiotics available to treat infections, and
each has a different spectrum of organisms that it is able to kill as
well as different side effects," said Rachel Eyler, an assistant
clinical professor in the School of Pharmacy at the University of
Connecticut in Storrs.
"In some cases there are alternatives, and in other cases a
fluoroquinolone may be the best choice for a patient," Eyler, who was
not involved in the study, told Reuters Health by email.
To get the same potency with different antibiotics, "sometimes it may be
necessary to prescribe two antibiotics (vs one fluoroquinolone) which
may be less convenient for a patient and hence why MDs prefer a
fluoroquinolnoe,
Due to the nature of the study, it's impossible to say how severe the
kidney problems were or what other factors may have been at work in each
patient, like dehydration, that could have caused the kidney problems,
Pirkle noted.
But he agrees that doctors currently prescribing fluoroquinolones may
not be as concerned about kidney problems in older men as they should be.
"Older men who may have failed on other antibiotics and have a serious
infections may require this but most men (or women) probably don't need
to be put on these antibiotics" until safer options have been tried,
Etminan said.
SOURCE: http://bit.ly/
online June 3, 2013.
Reuters Health
http://www.nlm.
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Thu Jun 6, 2013 11:48 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"/Ghozan"
Can You Skip Antibiotics for Urinary Tract Infection?
In small study, UTI symptoms cleared on their own for most women, but an
expert urges caution
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Related MedlinePlus Pages
Antibiotics
Urinary Tract Infections
TUESDAY, June 4 (HealthDay News) -- Some women with symptoms of a
urinary tract infection may be able to skip the antibiotics typically
prescribed and have their symptoms improve or clear, according to a new
Dutch study.
"In healthy people, many mild infections can be cured spontaneously,"
said study leader Dr. Bart Knottnerus, a researcher at the Academic
Medical Center of the University of Amsterdam.
A U.S. expert, however, had a number of cautions about the findings,
including the small number of women studied.
For the research, published May 31 in the journal BMC Family Practice,
Knottnerus recruited women from 20 general medical practices in and
around the Netherlands from 2006 to 2008. Women who had contacted their
doctor complaining of frequent urination, painful urination or both were
asked if they would be willing to delay antibiotics -- but only if their
symptoms had been present for no longer than seven days.
Certain women were excluded, including those pregnant or breast-feeding
or those whose immune systems were compromised.
In all, 176 women participated. Of those, 137 were asked to delay
antibiotics and 51 agreed. All the women gave a urine sample to be
analyzed and cultured. The women reported on their symptoms over the
next week.
After a week, 28 of the 51 women willing to delay antibiotic use still
had not used an antibiotic. Twenty of these women (71 percent) reported
disappearance or improvement of their symptoms. Of these 20, more than a
third had a positive culture result, indicating an infection. The
researchers did not know the culture results at the start of the study.
Most of the women not willing to delay antibiotics had a positive culture.
The women who did agree to delay, Knottnerus said, might be aware of the
bacterial resistance that can result from antibiotic use. "Furthermore,"
he said, "in the Netherlands, other mild infections -- like eye, ear,
throat and respiratory infections -- are usually not treated with
antibiotics. Therefore, people might be more receptive to delayed
antibiotic prescriptions."
Antibiotics for urinary tract infections usually work within two or
three days. How would an infection clear on its own? "Our defense
mechanisms are strong and often do not need any help from antibiotics,"
Knottnerus said. He studied only uncomplicated infections of the bladder
-- defined as those in healthy, non-pregnant women.
Dr. Jennifer Leighdon Wu, a gynecologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New
York City, was cautious about the findings. "The number of women who
agreed to delay was 51," she said. "Before changing my practice, I would
like to see much larger numbers."
Checking in with your doctor might uncover some other problem, she said.
"I can't tell you how many people have come in thinking it's a urinary
tract infection and it's a yeast infection," she said.
In her practice, Wu will sometimes prescribe antibiotics right away,
especially if a woman is in pain. For others, she may wait until the
culture comes back, which usually takes about three days. "If you can
wait until the culture comes back, the patient will probably receive
more appropriate antibiotics," she said, as the doctor can then target
the antibiotic to the organism found in the culture.
"You have to be really careful about who you are asking to forego
antibiotic treatment," she said. It could be especially dangerous in
older patients. The women in the study, on average, were in their early 40s.
Antibiotics are needed if a woman has symptoms such as fever, shivering
and flank pain, Knottnerus said, as this may indicate the infection has
progressed to the kidneys.
As for cranberry juice, which some women use to self-treat, Knottnerus
said there is no hard evidence that it works to treat infections, but it
may help prevent them.
SOURCES: Bart Knottnerus, M.D., researcher, Academic Medical Center,
University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Jennifer Leighdon Wu, M.D.,
obstetrician-gynecologist, Lenox Hill Hospital, New York City; May 31,
2013, BMC Family Practice
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/news/fullstory_137479.html
In small study, UTI symptoms cleared on their own for most women, but an
expert urges caution
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Related MedlinePlus Pages
Antibiotics
Urinary Tract Infections
TUESDAY, June 4 (HealthDay News) -- Some women with symptoms of a
urinary tract infection may be able to skip the antibiotics typically
prescribed and have their symptoms improve or clear, according to a new
Dutch study.
"In healthy people, many mild infections can be cured spontaneously,
said study leader Dr. Bart Knottnerus, a researcher at the Academic
Medical Center of the University of Amsterdam.
A U.S. expert, however, had a number of cautions about the findings,
including the small number of women studied.
For the research, published May 31 in the journal BMC Family Practice,
Knottnerus recruited women from 20 general medical practices in and
around the Netherlands from 2006 to 2008. Women who had contacted their
doctor complaining of frequent urination, painful urination or both were
asked if they would be willing to delay antibiotics -- but only if their
symptoms had been present for no longer than seven days.
Certain women were excluded, including those pregnant or breast-feeding
or those whose immune systems were compromised.
In all, 176 women participated. Of those, 137 were asked to delay
antibiotics and 51 agreed. All the women gave a urine sample to be
analyzed and cultured. The women reported on their symptoms over the
next week.
After a week, 28 of the 51 women willing to delay antibiotic use still
had not used an antibiotic. Twenty of these women (71 percent) reported
disappearance or improvement of their symptoms. Of these 20, more than a
third had a positive culture result, indicating an infection. The
researchers did not know the culture results at the start of the study.
Most of the women not willing to delay antibiotics had a positive culture.
The women who did agree to delay, Knottnerus said, might be aware of the
bacterial resistance that can result from antibiotic use. "Furthermore,
he said, "in the Netherlands, other mild infections -- like eye, ear,
throat and respiratory infections -- are usually not treated with
antibiotics. Therefore, people might be more receptive to delayed
antibiotic prescriptions.
Antibiotics for urinary tract infections usually work within two or
three days. How would an infection clear on its own? "Our defense
mechanisms are strong and often do not need any help from antibiotics,
Knottnerus said. He studied only uncomplicated infections of the bladder
-- defined as those in healthy, non-pregnant women.
Dr. Jennifer Leighdon Wu, a gynecologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New
York City, was cautious about the findings. "The number of women who
agreed to delay was 51," she said. "Before changing my practice, I would
like to see much larger numbers."
Checking in with your doctor might uncover some other problem, she said.
"I can't tell you how many people have come in thinking it's a urinary
tract infection and it's a yeast infection," she said.
In her practice, Wu will sometimes prescribe antibiotics right away,
especially if a woman is in pain. For others, she may wait until the
culture comes back, which usually takes about three days. "If you can
wait until the culture comes back, the patient will probably receive
more appropriate antibiotics,
the antibiotic to the organism found in the culture.
"You have to be really careful about who you are asking to forego
antibiotic treatment," she said. It could be especially dangerous in
older patients. The women in the study, on average, were in their early 40s.
Antibiotics are needed if a woman has symptoms such as fever, shivering
and flank pain, Knottnerus said, as this may indicate the infection has
progressed to the kidneys.
As for cranberry juice, which some women use to self-treat, Knottnerus
said there is no hard evidence that it works to treat infections, but it
may help prevent them.
SOURCES: Bart Knottnerus, M.D., researcher, Academic Medical Center,
University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Jennifer Leighdon Wu, M.D.,
obstetrician-
2013, BMC Family Practice
http://www.nlm.
Fri Jun 7, 2013 12:19 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"Dimas Seto" sto_king03
Komen dikit:
1.Idealnya sih seperti itu ya.krn hasil kultur urin di Indonesia biasanya 4-5 hari, artinya kepastian ada/tidaknya kuman (yg patogen/bermakna klinis tertentu) baru bisa diketahui 4-5 hari.Artinya keputusan pemberian antibiotik definitif juga baru bisa setelah hasil keluar.
2."Antibiotics are needed if a woman has symptoms such as fever, shivering
and flank pain, Knottnerus said, as this may indicate the infection has
progressed to the kidneys"-->kemungkinan ini sudah menjadi pielonefritis, yg AFAIK ada panduan untuk antibiotik empirik sebelum definitif..
3."If you can wait until the culture comes back, the patient will probably receive
more appropriate antibiotics," she said, as the doctor can then target
the antibiotic to the organism found in the culture-->sepakat bangettttt, asal pengambilan spesimennya juga tepat dan waktu pengelolaan spesimen juga tepat.
tengkyu share nya pak'e..bisa jadi bahan penelitian di sini.
dr.Dimas Seto Prasetyo
www.mikrobiologi-fkui.com
sto_king03@yahoo.com
dr.dimas.seto@gmail.com
dimas.seto11@ui.ac.id
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1.Idealnya sih seperti itu ya.krn hasil kultur urin di Indonesia biasanya 4-5 hari, artinya kepastian ada/tidaknya kuman (yg patogen/bermakna klinis tertentu) baru bisa diketahui 4-5 hari.Artinya keputusan pemberian antibiotik definitif juga baru bisa setelah hasil keluar.
2."Antibiotics are needed if a woman has symptoms such as fever, shivering
and flank pain, Knottnerus said, as this may indicate the infection has
progressed to the kidneys"
3."If you can wait until the culture comes back, the patient will probably receive
more appropriate antibiotics,
the antibiotic to the organism found in the culture-->
tengkyu share nya pak'e..bisa jadi bahan penelitian di sini.
dr.Dimas Seto Prasetyo
www.mikrobiologi-
sto_king03@yahoo.
dr.dimas.seto@
dimas.seto11@
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Fri Jun 7, 2013 12:45 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"/Ghozan"
On 6/7/2013 2:19 PM, Dimas Seto wrote:
> 1.Idealnya sih seperti itu ya.krn hasil kultur urin di Indonesia biasanya 4-5 hari, artinya kepastian ada/tidaknya kuman (yg patogen/bermakna klinis tertentu) baru bisa diketahui 4-5 hari.Artinya keputusan pemberian antibiotik definitif juga baru bisa setelah hasil keluar.
=> sama2 doc.
kupikir td mau ngebahas jus cranberrynya :)
apakah di lab microbi ui pakai dipsteak buatan israel juga doc?
yg pernah kubaca alat ini banyak keunggulannya selain tingkat kurasinya
yg tinggi, deteksi cepat 18~24jam dan dapat digunakan oleh perawat terlatih.
salam sehat
ghz
> 1.Idealnya sih seperti itu ya.krn hasil kultur urin di Indonesia biasanya 4-5 hari, artinya kepastian ada/tidaknya kuman (yg patogen/bermakna klinis tertentu) baru bisa diketahui 4-5 hari.Artinya keputusan pemberian antibiotik definitif juga baru bisa setelah hasil keluar.
=> sama2 doc.
kupikir td mau ngebahas jus cranberrynya :)
apakah di lab microbi ui pakai dipsteak buatan israel juga doc?
yg pernah kubaca alat ini banyak keunggulannya selain tingkat kurasinya
yg tinggi, deteksi cepat 18~24jam dan dapat digunakan oleh perawat terlatih.
salam sehat
ghz
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Milis Sehat thanks to HANSAPLAST as sponsor for PESAT Balikpapan (May 4-5, 2013), PESAT SUA Bali (May 18-19, 2013), dan PESAT SUA Bandung in June 2013.
Hansaplast, �Sembuh Lebih Cepat, Ceria Setiap Saat�
Our biggest gratitude to HBTLaw and PT. Intiland, who have consistently sponsored our program, PESAT (Program Edukasi Kesehatan Anak Untuk Orang Tua)."
"SEHAT mailing list is supported by CBN Net for Internet Access &Website.
Kunjungi kami di (Visit us at):
Official Web : http://milissehat.web.id/
FB : http://www.facebook.com/pages/Milissehat/131922690207238
Twitter : @milissehat <http://twitter.com/milissehat/>
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Donasi (donation):
Rekening Yayasan Orang Tua Peduli
Bank Mandiri
Cabang Kemang Raya Jakarta
Account Number: 126.000.4634514
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Hansaplast, �Sembuh Lebih Cepat, Ceria Setiap Saat�
Terima kasih & penghargaan sedalam-dalamnya kepada HBTLaw dan PT.Intiland yang telah dan konsisten mensponsori program kami, PESAT (Program Edukasi Kesehatan Anak Untuk Orang Tua)."
"Milis SEHAT didukung oleh : CBN Net Internet Access & Website.
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Milis Sehat thanks to HANSAPLAST as sponsor for PESAT Balikpapan (May 4-5, 2013), PESAT SUA Bali (May 18-19, 2013), dan PESAT SUA Bandung in June 2013.
Hansaplast, �Sembuh Lebih Cepat, Ceria Setiap Saat�
Our biggest gratitude to HBTLaw and PT. Intiland, who have consistently sponsored our program, PESAT (Program Edukasi Kesehatan Anak Untuk Orang Tua)."
"SEHAT mailing list is supported by CBN Net for Internet Access &Website.
Kunjungi kami di (Visit us at):
Official Web : http://milissehat.web.id/
FB : http://www.facebook.com/pages/Milissehat/131922690207238
Twitter : @milissehat <http://twitter.com/milissehat/>
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Donasi (donation):
Rekening Yayasan Orang Tua Peduli
Bank Mandiri
Cabang Kemang Raya Jakarta
Account Number: 126.000.4634514
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