Sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim
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Also known as Bactrim. It is used suggested at www.marshallprotocol.com without any appropriate justification for use with CFIDS.

It is not one of the antibiotics recommended by Garth Nicholson, nor cited by C.Jadin.  It have been cited by Teitelbaum, M.D. for other infections that may occur. It is not a typical CFIDS antibiotic and may be of dubious benefit for CFIDS patients.

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