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feelfit
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How long have you stayed on IV Rocephin?

What was your doseage? How many times per day, days per week?

Are you, or did you take another abx along with IV Rocephin?

Just wondering. I've done 6 weeks, 2 grams, 2x per day, 7 days per week.

Have just been given 6 more weeks @ same doseage

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ive been several times on rocephin. my best drug so far. the longest was for a year, finally pulsed. but always relapsed, which is also very common with rocephin. although i combined it with macrolide and plaqu. my llmd thinks its important to give 4g a day like you do.

good luck!

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on IV Rocephin once 9 months no big changes until 7th month!!!!!!

have kept gains for 7+ years now!!)*!


(TRANSITION to orals and then don't go off until 2-3 months no symptoms!!! if you go straight off Rocephin you will most likely relapse!!)

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I just started my first treatment of IV rocephin

for 28 days and have not noticed yet changes. My

diet (low glycemic) and getting on a better nausea

drug is what made the biggest impact so far. I am

taking 2 grams once a day. If this doesn't work..

I guess I we are going to start on a different IV

antibiotic after about ten days after this. I am

still having some MAJOR neurological problems and

wondering any recommendations on different

antibiotics... or should I stay on this and try

to take more of a dosage? Mix it with something

else?

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I personally would stay on it because it worked wonderfully for me but not until the 7th month
did I get major changes!!!

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Hi
I am also on 2g IV a day for 34 days and hoping to see a change. Many people said it took a few weeks so I am not giving up hope. I do wonder why I am on 2g if you all were on 4g?

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I was just wondering if anyone had any

recommendations because of experience with being on

IV rocephin and having severe neurological problems

as I. Should I ask to go up in my dosage? Or try

another antibiotic with it?

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I'm just finishing my sixth full month on Rocephin IV 2 grams per day. I can honestly say I felt no change till the last month. I have also been on Tindamax 500 mg every day for the six full months.

I've recently upped the Tindamax to 1000mg a day. I don't think the Rocephin kicked in for me till around the end of my fifth month. From what I've read it takes that long to start to feel a difference.

Barb

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I do not feel any better yet either, but I kind of expected this.

As a matter of fact, my head sensations are daily and somewhat worse. I am not having electrical shocks anymore or tingling but these symptoms are not/ were not nearly as bothersome as the head stuff.

I need lots of quiet, dark rooms, and little social interaction in order to cope. Sometimes the head stuff makes me feel like I am about to die.

Really, I am wondering if perhaps I should be doing some Flagyl w/ the Rocephin. I have been reading a lot about Bartonella and my symptoms do lean towards this....and there is the cyst busting thing to consider.

Rocephin has been gentle on my gut.

I know that it is a long road, I am prepared to take it where it leads.

Best to all of you,
Rhonda

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