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Did anyone think taking Amoxicillin caused less anxiety-type issues than Ceftin? My LLMD gave me the option to pair my Biaxin with Ceftin, Amoxicillin, or Bactrim DS. Full-dose Ceftin (1,000 mg) seems me making me a jittery mess. Other stuff I can handle....feeling like a nervous wreck 24/7 I cannot. I'm willing to try alternatives that may help equally or more.

The Amoxicillin is 3,000 mg daily.

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I've taken both Amoxicillin & Ceftin. I didn't have any anxiety issues, but I normally don't have any. Have you tried Amoxicillin?

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Never tried Amoxicillin yet. I was on Ceftin before. This is an insane disease. You have Lyme and have no anxiety. I supposedly have the same disease and shake like a leaf on combo therapy at times.

it's no wonder this disease isn't accepted mainstream. It's too wild to comprehend. [Frown]

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