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earthsong15
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Has anyone had sun sensitivity while taking tindamax? The second I am exposed to sunlight I get very red. It goes away as soon as I am out of the sun. Very very weird!!!
This is not listed in any of the side effects or precautions.
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I have not had that response. Weird. Does sunblock help? Hiker

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Perhaps the combination of rocephin and tindamax is doing this. Sunblock doesn't help. I am olive skinned and not used to getting red.
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No, I didn't have any serious side effects while I was alternating Tini and Ketek each for 14 days at 1000mg(Tini) and 800mg(Ketek) per day.

I am going to be on Tini/Rocephin and I am curious how did you combine them(dose and alternating)?
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