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Hi!Glad that you found you way here: welcome.So, you’ve had a couple of months of azithromycin and you don’t think that will have been sufficient to clear your CPn infection. Well, If that dose had have been enough, that would mean you and your doctors were all doing it right and all us people here at CPn help were all doing it wrong!It is a fair bet that if you come across a website devoted to killing just one bacterium, the people in it have a fair idea what they’re doing. If you read the pages on this site, you will learn that you need at least three antibiotics given over a period of AT LEAST a year.So, your doctors say that they cannot give you any more antibiotics after these two months. As I see it, you can either get those doctors to change their mind; try and get different Norwegian doctors to prescribe (3 antibiotics) or you can self-treat with antibiotics you’ve obtained yourself. There is yet another alternative, which is to continue living with the infection that you have.I am sorry that you are in a country were antibiotics are so rigidly controlled. I know that we have more than one member that is from your neck of the woods; hopefully, one of those will contact you with advice on a means of obtaining treatment. I did hear on one chap from your area leaving his country just to go and buy antibiotics.Hopefully it’ll all work out for you.Good luck.G.

No, no; apologies are due from me if my response came across as abrupt. That wasn’t my intention at all.Returning to the issue in hand. You were unwell. Your doctors gave you an antibiotic and you felt better. The doctors stopped the antibiotic and you felt worse. Regardless of what the lab results say, the antibiotics seemed to make you better. I am not a doctor but I reckon that I’d want to be carrying on with the treatment and feeling well again. I believe that this is what is called empirical treatment. I personally have never had any of these tests.Apart from being sorry for coming across in the wrong way to you in my first response to you post, I am also sorry that I cannot offer you an easy solution to obtaining treatment. I know that all the Scandinavian countries seem to be very strict on antibiotics. In some other countries, it’s very easy to buy antibiotics without too much fuss. I am still hopeful that one of our other members more close to you will message you with advice on obtaining treatment.In the meantime, you could already be taking the supplements listed on the “Getting started” page. NAC – which is not a drug – takes the place of one antibiotic. If you can buy this where you are, you’ll already have been fighting the battle.http://www.cpnhelp.org/recommended_supplementsMy apologies once again if I came across as abrubt.Kind regards, G.