I have had trouble in the past with doctors telling me that my three month old horrible dry cough was just a cold, and it would get better on it's own. Anybody with animals knows that an animal that coughs for three months is very sick with pnemonia. One day it hit me, the powdered tetracycline that I use when my sheep get pnemonia!! I read the label and used the dosage for a 225 pound sheep,500 milligrams, about 1/5 of a teaspoon mixed in enough juice to drink very quickly (It tastes gross). I coughed up chunks for two weeks until my lungs cleared up. Later with a different doctor I told hom what I had done and he laughed, told me I had the dosage right and told me it was the same stuff as for humans. It is available in small silver packets at a farm store that has animal feed and medicine. The small packets are weaker that the stuff I have from my vet, so read the packet to get the dosage right. I do this all the time now whenever I think I am getting a lung infection. Worst part is my wife works at the doctors office.
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