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dan67
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Experiences? Tini is supposedly newer, but some people swear by Flagyl? Thoughts?
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I've read somewhere that Tini is like Flagyl on steroids.

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I've heard that Tinidazole is more effective for both biofilms and cysts. It is also often easier to tolerate in terms of side effects in comparison to Flagyl.

I have taken both. I only took Tindamax for a week but there was NO noticeable herxing or side effects from it.

I've been on Flagyl consistently for many weeks and it causes a lot of depression for me even though I'm not on a high dose. However, it also gave me one of the best weeks of improvement that I've had in over a year. That improvement only lasted for the duration of the 2nd week though. Then I went back to my typical level of symptoms or slightly worse. I never had a severe herx on it but overall I feel pretty bad lately.

I tend to stick with the one that's more affordable since I need to watch costs out of absolute necessity. So for me it's flagyl for now.........

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Tinidazole is easier to take. Go for it.

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I take tindi every day. No side effects or herx that i could distinguish. hope it's doing something!!
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