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Scott FMember

You can generally appeal to the insurer. Forcing you (financially) to discontinue a successful treatment isn’t such a good idea, and they might not dig in their heels. The Xifaxan is costing them a lot more than Tindazole. Appealing can work if your doctor is willing to go to bat for you.

Are you taking the Flagyl with Cipro (as you did the Tindazole)? Flagyl alone never worked for me, but it works well for me with Cipro.

2/6/1910:17 AM

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