fflutterby
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Started herxing after starting Suprax 400 mg on Tuesday and adding 1000 mg of Biaxin on Wednesday.
The herxing is mainly brain fog and pulsating on the right side of my head/ear. Loud pulsating tinnitus as well.
It is tolerable at home, but I am not sure I can do this starting a new job on Monday. Any encouragement would be appreciated.
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Tammy N.
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I hope your herx passes quickly. That's tough with wanting to do well with a new job. A little stressful. You may feel better when you are at work (I know I do) because you will be focussed on the job and not so much on the illness. You can do this!!!!!!
Maybe take epsom salt bath to help detox.
Wishing you well, Tammy
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fflutterby
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Thanks Tammy, it helped alot yesterday. Maybe I need two a day for the next few days.
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fflutterby
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With herxing, you never ever know. Hoping you will do just great with your new job!
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fflutterby
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Thanks Lymetoo !! So far today nothing terrible. I got up, ate took my meds at 10 am, read my bible, exercised with my 5 year old, looked at family photo albums and I feel pretty good!!!
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