First your statement of "not sure if they were the “Big 3”. My understanding and if you listen to doctor Daily's, of NJH, video regarding when to treat or not treat the big three are Azithromycin, Ethambutol and Rifampin, Not sure if the ones you mentioned also go by another name but are either the same or similar in terms of what they have in them. with regard to the ones you mentioned being prescribed for you. It might help if you could have the pulmonologist tell you the differences and why one over another so that you could understand the difference and the why of one over another.????
Also, do you get to see what National Jewish is telling your pulmonologist to use and do? I take it you had much testing at National Jewish and have a lead doctor there communicating with your local pulmonologist doctor. You might be able to message your lead doctor at NJH for confirmation if you feel that would help and to also answer some of your questions and as well to be sure they know all medications that have been suggested for you to take for all your health problems and reasons for being on them since they are working with your local pulmonologist...It might help with full communication ???? Glad you knew to have baseline tests before starting the antibiotics. Hope my sharing of my two cents worth of thoughts is comfortable for you.
Barbara