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willo7
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Just started on this, wondering if anyone else has been on this and when you began to herx?
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janice victorov
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Yes, currently on it for about two months. Great for me.

Herxing...a little. I had some fatigue, muscle aches.

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Without a doubt, the best antibiotic I've ever been on. The ONLY one that helps me. [Smile]
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Took it for about 18 months. Best abx I took.

Herxed on everything.

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willo7
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Are you feeling better on it? I was worried that if I didnt have a bad herx, then it wasnt working???
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The question is WHY does it help so many? Anti-inflammatory effects? Kills a certain bug? That's what I want to know.
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when i was on it i was on another abx plus a proton pump inhibitor for H Pylori treatment. that was the roughest two weeks, still don't feel like i recovered from it and its been about 2 months

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I am on it and didn't have such a bad herx. I do feel like I am progressing. I am taking it with Suprax. The only thing is my darned ears !! They feel so full and I hear my pulse all the time. (pulsating tinitus) So annoying.

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Loved it. No major herx, but just felt better little by little. Took it with Amantadine per Dr. B's guidelines.

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I took it for a few days and had major anxiety... Had to get off of it and back on Ceftin and Azith

Wonder if the anxiety was a herx?

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MariaA
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I had the anxiety/depression/psychiatric issues herx with it at first, too (and it repeated a few times earlier on in treatment with this drug)- I always found that if I took a few days off the drug, till the depression went down, then re-started, the problems would stay away for quite a while. Eventually it stopped causing me the depression or anxiety altogether.

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Biaxin is the best meds that worked for me when i thought i was going to die not eating anything. It helped me with my GI issues and neruological symptoms. Been off and on it for about a year now.

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