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doxy killed me. here's my coping things: bury the doxy halfway thru your meal. ginger tea. alka seltzer gold. more probiotics.
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WPinVA
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When I had trouble, I backed off on the dosage for a few days then slowly worked back up.
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RU taking a really powerful acidophilus? We take Multidophilus 12, and truly, when we started the abx treatment, we were up to about 4 times the daily dosage before the diarrhea quit. Then we tapered back down and we were fine Doctor said to take with 8 oz water and a full meal. Very important to eat enough food with it. Tough on the stomach. Blessings to you!
-------------------- Wishing You Showers Of Blessings! Lyme since Fall 1983 = Diagnosed Summer 2008 IV Rocephin 7 weeks Stopped due to drug fever Now doxycycline "For I know the plans I have for you...plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11 Posts: 430 | From Sunny South | Registered: Jul 2008
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do not take on empty stomach, bottle is wrong. Calcium yes, must take dairy 2 hours away. never heard anything about iron and magnesium, but supplements need to be 2 hours away from abx. do not take on an empty stomach!!
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Lymedin2010
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Why not on an empty stomach?
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gigimac
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Doxy will hurt my stomache and make me barf if I do not take it with food. I think it affects alot of people like that. I could not take doxy if I didn't take it with food.
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If insurance will cover it, try switching to Dorxy. It is much gentler on the stomach, but unfortunately very expensive!
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