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lymekuda
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Grrr so I did my first injection of Rocephin last night and I was starting to get mild vertigo about 3 hours after.

Today I feel like I am floating and super dizzy. What to do? Do I do another one or just stop taking it?

I took ceftin for a month and it caused the same reaction. From my understanding it is in the same family as Rocephin "cephalosporins" so I am thinking it is because of that...?

The purpose of the IM is to see how I tolerate the drug then go on IV. What other drugs can I take using IV?

Thank you all,

Kuda

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quote:
Originally posted by lymekuda:

Today I feel like I am floating and super dizzy.


Could this be part of a herx?
Keep up the liver support.

You could skip a day, and see if you feel better.
That gives the liver time to catch up with detoxifying the neurotoxins left by the dead Lyme bacteria.

Carol

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just started tx with Roc IV- first week finished, so far - so good, but....

what kind of liver support?

i know everybody does similar and differing regimens that work for them, and I think I have it covered, but would like to hear from other folks!

thanks

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Hello Carol,

Thank you for the reply, is catsclaw good or bad for liver support?

Hey Clueless,

Good luck seeking out detox methods. I am sorry I don't really have anything...

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hi kuda pants ;-) hope you get undizzy soon! for liver detox try methyl b12 nasal spray and glutathione cream. However, I'm not sure that's your issue here.....best bet ask your LLMD :-)
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Cat's Claw
Herbal properties and actions
http://www.rain-tree.com/catclaw.htm

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thanks!

hmmmmm cat's claw it is then!!

anybody have any luck with Milk Thistle??

I have heard wonders from only some!

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hey lymekuda,

hope you are acclimating/adjusting to the IM shots

my husband has had almost 2 weeks IV, and he gets a little floaty, but just really tired- also hand/arm symptoms- rigidity, tingly seem to be exacerbated too! maybe a little herxing? dunno?

what is your Roc intake? don't think intamuscular can be given at more than 2 grams..... you wouldn't be able to sit for a LONG time... ouch!!

good luck!!

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