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METALLlC BLUE
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The subject line says it all.

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I liked Doxy , I combined it with orals but I don't remember which ones. IV Doxy can be very toxic so I stopped.

Currently, I am on Clindamycin along with mepron, malarone, artemisia and zith - may add tini on the weekends.

I think this combo is really helping my brain (my worst problem). I know many people that like Clindamycin. The big scare is C-Diff. I'm hypervigilant about probiotics, I have not had any problems.

I think clindamycin is just now being used more and not many bugs have had a chance to become resistant.

just my 2 cents.

looking forward to the replies here.

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IV doxycycline with low doses of oral Valycte for activated HHV-6 panels. Doxycycline is a broad spectrum antibiotic, which my llmd says hits Erhlichia, Bartonella and mycoplasma. Feel best on these.
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METALLlC BLUE
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Did you combine the IV Doxycycline with anything else? What dose did you use? Also how long is the infusion time. I know it's once every 24hr, but is it about 1hr, or more?

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On the IV Doxy, the infusion has to be 1 hour for every 100 mg. Therefore, if you work up to 400 mg, it's 4 hours. A home pump ball helps, so you're not tied to an IV pole for 4 hours/day.
But, yes, IV doxy is toxic---for me anyway.

Rocephin was great---EXCEPT for my gallbladder, and then liver, and pancreas!! So no go for me now. Claforan is supposed to be as good a rocephin, minus the gallbladder problems (haven't had it). I need to take a break now, due to all this.

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I'm allergic to Claforan. Sucks for me. So what is a "Pump ball?"

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This is what the eclipse home "pump ball" looks like:

http://www.infuserveamerica.com/index_files/Lymediseaseeclipsepump.htm

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IV Flagyl by far

With

IV Zithromax

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Haley
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Oh yes. IV flagyl is great. That was my favorite but I think my dose was too low. I felt that the results were lasting and didn't go away the moment I stopped the medicine.
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