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After my GB surgery, I startd my rocephin again and noticed that it caused severe nerve pain in my groin and legs and all over.

Does abx besides floxins cause nerve damage? I can't find anywhere on web...thanks>

Not sure if I should take my rocephin or get switched (I have been on it three months now).

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What MIGHT be happening to you is a herx reaction.

When I was given IV vancomycin during my knee surgery, I ended up in full body excruciating nerve pain. It was hellish. That was my herx reaction to the antibiotic.

I took IV rocephin for 6 1/2 months. My nerve pain did not increase significantly. In fact, near the end of treatment, it had almost gone away.

Certainly talk with your doctor.

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Nerve pain was the first thing I noticed with rocephine. It started about 90 min after infusing. I was not supper bad but very noticalbe. It also would happen in various locations in the body. after 2 months it stopped for me.
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i think i started getting seizures while i was on the rocephin and after.
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