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I spent all night scratching my entire body. The insides of my ears, my scalp (omg!), my tummy, legs, arms, everything. I had more of a "pinkish" tint when I finally looked in the mirror around 5am.
This is my 3rd pulse of Rocephin and my 3rd day of Rocephin.
I don't look jaundiced, my eyes aren't yellow, neither is my skin.
Has anyone else had this affect while on abx? I am sure it's not an allergic reaction because like I said, it hasn't happen with all the other doses.
What do you think, herx or liver?
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I itched while on IV Rocephin for a day or two. No throat swelling, or hives. Doctor said it could have been die off.
Benadryl help you? Take one and see. Tell your doc too. Hard to do on a holiday weekend.
Good Luck Nessa, Feelfit
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I posted about this a couple of weeks ago. I itched all over all night and it drove me crazy! I think mine was a die off because it hasn't happened since.
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I get the same and its when i herx. A lot of this pathogen ends up causing skin symptoms when u start killing it.
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I took a nap, a loooooong one, I was just so tired. I woke up with a mild fever. I knew I didn't feel good! I told my husband I felt like crap. And indeed, a fever. I never get fevers.
I think it might be working is why. Or the Epsom salt bath dried out my skin or something.
I just don't know and honestly, I don't trust the nurse I have to talk to when I call.
We will see tomorrow. I do go the day after tomorrow for a follow up.
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