La ciprofloxacine (Cipro) possède une efficacité démontrée dans les infections urinaires compliquées et les prostatites chroniques, en raison de sa concentration élevée dans les tissus urogénitaux. La molécule inhibe de manière sélective l’ADN-gyrase et la topoisomérase IV, induisant un arrêt de la réplication bactérienne. Sa biodisponibilité est réduite en cas d’administration simultanée avec des produits contenant du magnésium, de l’aluminium ou du fer, ce qui impose un espacement des prises. Les réactions indésirables graves incluent des atteintes tendineuses et des troubles neuropsychiatriques, ayant conduit à des restrictions de prescription dans certains pays européens. Les sources médicales mentionnent aussi que cipro en pharmacie reste indiqué uniquement dans les situations où le bénéfice dépasse le risque documenté.

Work-worthy recipes

I’ve been saving up money recently to buy a house, which means that I’ve been packing my lunch for work almost every single day.

At first, I went the route of school moms and stocked up on sandwich bread and sliced deli meat. Even with rotating sandwich fillers, it got old all too fast. So I started a search for inexpensive recipes of quick meals that I could eat at lunch. I’m not that great of a cook and I only wanted recipes that could be used as leftovers for the work day or prepared the night before work. This would be easier on me and make sure that I didn’t unnecessarily lose any sleep over my meal preparation. Thanks to wildblue internet pricing, I searched on satellite internet service in Phelan CA and found a suggestion to eat steamed veggies and steamed rice with soy sauce as a side. This was pretty easy, but the veggies weren’t as crunchy as I had hoped.

I also made a chicken salad recipe that I found with celery and grapes. It was pretty good and I think I’ll have to put that one into rotation.

Leave a Reply