- Zoster (See protocol 17)

- severe herpetic stomatitis after excluding Steven-Johnson syndrome (See protocol 17)

- severe "cochonoma" (See protocol 15)

- "afferent fiber" pain killer (see protocol 23)

- anti depression with fluoxin in severe cases (see protocol 27)

- "normal" pneumonia (severe) (see protocol 12)

- "normal" meningitis (see protocol 19)

- in association with other medecine for septicemia, PID (See protocol 15)...

- normal pneumonia (see protocol 12)

- otitis, pharyngitis, laryngitis...

- To dry secretion for last step lungs paliative care (see protocol 12)

- anti spasmodic

- Fever unknow origin (see protocol 14)

- chancroid (See protocol 15)

- failure of amoxy treatment...

chlorpromazine

- anti hiccup in association with other drugs (see protocol 20)

- anti psychotic

- anti prurit (see protocol 30)

- Candidosis (see protocol 7)

- white vaginal discharge (See protocol 15)

cloxacillin

(see protocol 30)

- Impetigo, ectyma, folliculitis...

- hot abscess

- secoundary infection on other skin disease (psoriasis, zoster, wound, bed sores...)

- external otitis...

- osteolyelitis

cloxacillin-injection

(see protocol 30)

- severe secondary infection of skin lesion (Lyell, psoriasis...)

- osteomyelitis

- cellulitis

dexamethazone (see protocol9)

- anti dyspneic

- anti allergic (including anaphylactic)

- psycho stimulant

- last chance for patient unable to eat vital drugs

- see "corticoid protocol"

- respect circadian cycle as much as possible...

diazepam

- anxiolytic (see protocol 27)

- anti convulsion (see protocol 19)

- hypnotic

- anti withdrowing syndrome... (see protocol 27)

- peripherical pain killer for bones and inflamation area (cellulitis, pharyngitis...) (see protocol 23)

- sinusitis & otitis, with antibiotic for internal otitis or sinusitis (reducing inflamation of Eustachian tube and ethmoidal infundibulum to facilitate pus discharge by naturel way)

- Chlamidias/gonorrhea (See protocol 15)

- Sinusitis with anti inflamatory reducing inflamation of ethmoidal infundibulum to facilitate pus discharge by naturel way

- chronic bronchitis (see protocol 12)

Abdominal side effects common!

- venereal diseases other than syphilis when cipro is not indicated (See protocol 15)

- syphilis but only if allergic pen (see protocol 37)

- all indication of amoxy when allergic penicillin family

- Crypto meningitis (see protocol 19)

- Skin crypto (see protocol 30)

- prevention crypto relapse (see protocol 19)

- resistant candidosis and involvment of oeusophagus (see protocol 7)

- prevention of mycotic infection when high dose of corticoids

- Failure of itraconazole treatment

- With or without ampi in severe secondary infection of skin lesion (Lyell, psoriasis...)

- With ampi for septicemia

- With ampi & metro if septicemia from abdominal or PID origin

- Anti emetic in association qith other medicine (see protocol 33)

- anti psychotic (see protocol 27)

- Skin generalised or severe mycose (see protocol 30)

- failure of fluconazole treatment

- Expensive!!!

- No cross resistance between fluco and itraconazole!!!

- diarrhoea (See protocol 10)

- vaginal green discharge (See protocol 15)

- PID (See protocol 15)

- with ampi & genta when suspect anaerobic germ septicemia (bowel origin, PID...)

- Diarrhea (See protocol 10)

- cystitis...

- Candidosis + dysphagia (see protocol 7)

- candidose when failure of clotrimazole

- Increase appetite (see protocol 27)

- anti auto-immune diseases

- anti allergy

- psychostimulant (see protocol 27)

- anti bronchospasm (see protocol 12)

Attention! Anaphilactic shock!

Attention! "Herxheimer Reaction"!

many minor side effects... often better to treat side effect and continue rifampicin!

curative 1gr x 4 during 6 weeks

maintenance 500mg x 4