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layout para sa friendster?

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oo.. hahaha!!

[bananababy]

anu na xa nga layout?

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ambot ah... bastah gin copy paste ko man lang na di ang codes kay basi madula koh.. law-ay man ni nga lay-out guro...

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ahhhh..

ganun??

idamay vah ang proboards??

hahaha..

laking tulong na ng proboards sa atin ah!!!!!

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cge lang yah beh...

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[kakaihartyael]

cge nlang gani..

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gani man...

cge na lang ah... pasugtan na lng... hahaha

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hahaha..
sumbong kay admin..

kala mo kix kau lang ang close ha..

kami rin po..

wahahaha..

cno nga ba c admin??

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guess hu...

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sino?

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haha idk either...

papost sang update mga 'tol...


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Regimens: Antibiotics for Children Prone to Urinary Infections
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By ERIC NAGOURNEY
Published: July 17, 2007
Urinary tract infections are fairly common in children, especially girls, and when doctors worry about recurrence, they often prescribe antibiotics preventively.

Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections in Children (JAMA)But the practice not only fails to reduce the risk of reinfection, a new study says, but it also may make it more likely that a new infection will be resistant to drugs.

The findings do not mean that the infections should not be treated with antibiotics, said the senior author of the study, Dr. Ron Keren of The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Untreated infections can lead to serious kidney problems.

“The question is, after you have that first infection, does putting a patient on a daily low dose of antibiotic prevent recurrent urinary tract infections?” Dr. Keren said.

Since the drugs can be given for several years, the researchers said doctors should discuss the pros and cons with families before beginning them. The study appears in the current Journal of the American Medical Association. The lead author is Dr. Patrick H. Conway.

The researchers based their findings on a review of the medical records of more than 70,000 children under age 6 over a period of almost five years. Many of the children had a urine reflux condition that often leads to infection.

The study suggests that a better approach may be to carefully monitor children believed to have a reflux problem for signs of reinfection, and treat as necessary. The reflux problem usually resolves itself after several years.

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Antibiotic Use in First Year May Increase Asthma Risk
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By NICHOLAS BAKALAR
Published: June 19, 2007
The use of antibiotics in the first year of life is associated with an increased risk for asthma at age 7, a new study has found, and the reason may be that antibiotics destroy not only disease-causing microbes, but also those that are helpful to the developing immune system.

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Increased Risk of Childhood Asthma From Antibiotic Use in Early Life (Chest)Antibiotic use had a greater impact on children who would otherwise be considered at lower risk — children who lived in rural areas and those whose mothers did not have asthma — than on those who were already at increased risk because of an urban environment or genetic predisposition.

Studies of antibiotic use and asthma have been complicated. Because antibiotics are used to treat respiratory illnesses, which are often precursors of asthma, it has been difficult to determine the effect of antibiotics alone. But this study, of 13,116 Canadian children, found that the risk of asthma increased even in children treated with antibiotics for nonrespiratory illnesses in the first year of life. The study appears in the June issue of Chest.

Anita L. Kozyrskyj, the lead author and an associate professor of pharmacy at the University of Manitoba, said the findings supported what scientists call the microflora hypothesis — that “you need good bacteria in your digestive tract for normal development of the immune system so that you don’t end up with asthma,” as she put it.

The researchers tracked medications by examining prescription records, and determined asthma status by treatment for asthma or any asthma drug use in the year following the seventh birthday. Six percent of the children developed asthma by age 7.

After statistically adjusting for respiratory and nonrespiratory illnesses, sex, maternal history of asthma, urban or rural location and other factors, researchers found that one or two courses of antibiotics in the first year of life increased the risk of asthma by about 20 percent.

The more frequent the antibiotic use, the higher the risk. Three to four courses of medicine conferred a 30 percent added risk, and more than four courses of antibiotics increased the risk by almost 50 percent.

The findings were stronger for the use of broad-spectrum antibiotics like the cephalosporins and amoxicillin than they were for narrow-spectrum drugs like penicillin and erythromycin. “Lactobacilli, for example, are more affected by the broad-spectrum drugs,” Dr. Kozyrskyj said, referring to the beneficial bacteria contained in yogurt.

In a secondary finding using a small part of the sample population, researchers found that among children who had multiple courses of antibiotics in infancy, those who lived with no dog in the house had twice the risk of asthma compared with those who lived with one. The reasons are not clear, but it may be that having less contact with the germs that dogs carry results in lower microbial loads, making a child more sensitive to antibiotics. Dr. Kozyrskyj said in an interview that she found no decreased risk with the presence of cats or other pets.

Jeroen Douwes, a professor of epidemiology at Massey University in New Zealand who has published widely on asthma in children but was not involved in this work, cited the study’s strong methodology. “They had very good data on antibiotic use during the first year of life, and that’s actually quite rare,” he said. “They measured exposure before the disease occurred, while in most studies you have to rely on people’s recollections.”

The authors acknowledged that their findings do not conclusively confirm that antibiotic use is a cause of asthma, and that further work would be required to sort out the associations between the composition of normal intestinal bacteria, antibiotic use, childhood allergies and the development of the illness.

Dr. Kozyrskyj said this did not mean that antibiotics should be avoided. “During the first year of life, if there’s a severe infection, antibiotics are appropriate,” she said. “But broad-spectrum antibiotics probably increase the risk for asthma. It’s good clinical practice to start with the narrow-spectrum drugs first and then try the broad spectrum.”

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