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Dawn in VA
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I just took my first half-dose (75mg) of generic Clindamycin and experienced heart palpitations (or "jumps", not sure of the lingo here and how to properly describe). I get the same Rx sometimes from Zith, but not from Biaxin.

Guys, if this has to do with the Q/T heart stuff, I'm not taking any more! Have any of you experienced this with clinda.? If so, does adding extra Mg help?

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Could be because it's hitting babesia. Is that why you're on clindy? You're not on quinine too, are you?

www.drugdigest.com Check here to see if it can cause the Q/T.

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Dawn in VA
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Yes'm to the Babs question, Tutu. LLMD says it's good for Lyme as well. (I know there are debates about that, but that's another story for another time...)

I don't *think* it's b/c of Babs herxing b/c I've never had this symptom before with other Babs or any other meds (except Zith). No issues with Biaxin/Mepron whatsoever, and they did in fact bring my titers down some, so I know for sure they were doing something to Babs.

No, I haven't gotten the quinine script filled yet. I am a chicken poo and do one thing at a time, then add in the next portion of whatever cocktail a few days later.

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It can cause issues. Do you have arrhythmias? Or do you have any genetic defects with your heart? If you go to

http://www.azcert.org/medical-pros/drug-lists/bycategory.cfm#

this is an extensive list to avoid.

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I take oral clindamycin and do not experience any hart palpitations. But we're all different, and you have to pay attention to your reaction.
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Did you find anything about the Q/T at drug digest??

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Dawn in VA
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Lymetoo, no, nothing there BUT when I did a google search, it did come up as "possible" (not "probable") on a couple of other lists. I'm going to place a call in to my doc today. I just had a bubble test performed not too long ago and a few bubbles did go through (indicated minor regurgitation), so need some guidance here I think.

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