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dian
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Is minocycline a good med for lyme, I have been on tetra, biaxin, doxy and now my llmd wants me to do bicillan shots, I am scared to start them as I just started rifampin again and am having a hard time on it again. She says I am out of oral options, I think she is wrong. Any suggestions what other oral med I can try. Has anyone tried im rocephin or omnicef?
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penguingirl
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I was on Mino but could not tolerate it. But it has worked for others. I guess ramp up slowly if you do since it can make you very dizzy.

Are you still seeing Dr. H?

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It's fair. I would go for Omnicef. Bicillin works very well for most!

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I've taken Doxy, Amoxy, Zithro and Omnicef.

So far omnicef seems to be the most effective and best tolerated.

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Mino is very effective and is excellent at pass the BBB but some find it difficult to tolerate. Rocephin does not come in oral form, only IV and IM.
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I agree, I did well on omnicef and also IV vancomycin.
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