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MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Nov 15, 2017 | Replies (117)
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Who is your primary care ID dr. Have you tried to go to national jewish health hospital for an evaluation?? How can the Dr. advise you on meds if they can't determine what type of MAC? maybe i need to reread you first email and that it is identified.
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@dmarks I have been seeing a Dr Steven Crider. I was told it is intracellulare...
@dmarks, Hi. When replying to a specific person; you need to first type in their @name, so that they/us can tell who you are asking the question of, or are replying to. Thanks!
@dmarks, If you are talking to Cowgirlmt, she had a positive for a. mycobacterium intracellulare by a bronchioscope.
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I'm not sure who you're asking here? This is Rona, who's going to meet Dr. Mitchell. My Doc at Stanford, Dr Ruoss, had me tested over a year ago w. 3 sputum cultures and a 6 week wait of culturing it out, to determine which MAC I have. It's intracellulare. I assumed that's how he figured what drugs to put me on.