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Julie-MA
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I have been pulsing Tindamax for a month now (three days on; four days off) and have been surprised that I have not had much in the way of herxes.

Today, however, I am noticing some significant flare ups. Is this common to have a "delayed" herx, one month into treatment?

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I had a horrible herx one month in, and I was doing 4 days on, 3 off
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Thank you, Beth, for letting me know. That is helpful. Anyone else?

Julie

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Its like taking water for me so far on day 4.
Same was true with Mepron, Zithro, Biaxin, and Ceftin.

Doxy caused me increased inter cranial pressures for a week and Amoxi caused a 1 day herx and various muscle twitching and movement for the week I was on it.

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Julie-MA
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Thank you. I was so apprehensive about starting Tindamax that I was surprised to have so little reaction initially.

I had a terrible time with Doxy--awful headaches, hurt to move my eye--and my LLMD took me off, so be careful with that cranial pressure.

I appreciate the feedback.

Julie

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How long did u herx on doxy for? Mine was bad at first and I wanted to stop, but kept non going. After the first week it got progressively better.
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I was on it recently for a month pulsing it as you are with no herx. My llmd said it means I have a very low infection load and he took me off of it.

In the past when I took Tindamax I would have such a bad herx that my llmd didn't want me taking it again.

Is it possible the herx was from other meds or herbs, maybe hitting your monthly cycle?

This is a positive thing!

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Lymed in 2010--I don't think my LLMD thought it was a herx; he really thought it was a reaction to doxy and took me right off. I had forgotten too that I had terrible headaches with minocyclene years earlier (with a different LLMD); between that and this reaction (and an article he had just read), he feels I should not take doxy.

Unsure--I see him next week so wonder if he will say i do not need to take Tindamax after all. I hadn't thought about my cycle, or the cycles of the various meds I have started at different times; great point!

Thank you all,
Julie

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