I had an allergic reation to Septra a couple weeks ago (with red ichy rash). I stopped that and went back to my Zith/Mepron combo. Everything has been fine.
I took my 1st Flagy pill today, and started to feel the pin-prick-like pains shooting over my body, just like the septra reaction. It seems to be at a low level, but am kinda hesitant to take the next one (tonight). I am wondering if that might be a sulfa-based drug as well.
If they are not the same type of drug/abx...what is happening? I haven't changed diet/lifestyle from previous.
I'm pretty confident that this is not a herx!
Anyone know or had this experience?
Calling my llmd as well.
Thx
-------------------- Bill
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Side effects cannot be anticipated. If any develop or change in intensity, tell your doctor immediately. Only your doctor can determine whether it is safe for you to continue taking Trichozole (Flagyl / Protostat).
Two serious side effects that have occurred with Trichozole (Flagyl / Protostat) are seizures and numbness or tingling in the arms, legs, hands, and feet. If you experience either of these symptoms, stop taking the medication and call your doctor immediately.
* More common side effects may include:
* Abdominal cramps, constipation, diarrhea, headache, loss of appetite, nausea, upset stomach, vomiting Less common side effects may include:
Blood disorders, confusion, dark urine, decreased sex drive, depression, difficulty sleeping, dizziness, dry mouth (or vagina or vulva), fever, flushing, furry tongue, hives, inability to hold urine, increased production of pale urine, inflamed mouth or tongue, inflammation of the rectum, irritability, lack of muscle coordination, metallic taste, occasional joint pain, pain during sexual intercourse, painful or difficult urination, pelvic pressure, rash, stuffy nose, vertigo, weakness, yeast infection (candida) in vagina
Found this searching "Flagy side effects" Checking with your LLMD is a good move ~~Mo
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