
Yes, Yes, antibiotics DO cause digestive problems because they kill off bacteria, but your digestive tract has "good bacteria" in it that you need to have to digest food and nutrients. Unfortunatley, the antibiotics don't discriminate, they kill off any bacteria they find, so you need to re-populate your digestive tract with good bacteria after you are done with your antibiotic regime. The drugs that docs are prescribing are not rebalancing your good bacteria, they are just shutting off the stomach acid pumps, etc. When I finally went back to my doctor and told her how much better I felt after taking the two products listed below, she said, "Yeah, sometimes your good bacteria don't manage to repopulate by themselves after antibiotics. Usually they do, but not always." I was curious as to how long she intended to watch me suffer, taking scripts, without thinking of these health products herself. Needless to say, I am getting a new general practioner.
I had great results with Ultimate Flora, found in fridgerated section of health food store, and 4Digestion by Genesis Today. Cured
all of my digestive problems (GERD, hiatal hernia, IBS) very quickly, and gave me no uncomfortable side effects at all. Once you get one digestive problem, it seems it snowballs and you get most or all of them. I've noticed that alot as I was researching my symptoms on the web. I have heard of that new yogurt someone mentioned, but not sure if it is enough to help those of us who were in really bad shape, or on lengthy antibiotics. I am so happy, back to eating as I please after almost a year of misery.