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hezzer926
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Hi all,

Sorry to the males. As of last week, I came down w/extremely itchy breasts. They are so itchy I now have scratch makes everywhere. I'm tx'ing w/IV levaquin and 2x/week tindamax.

My gyno said its an allergy but nothing has changed as far as detergent/bra. Neone else experience this?
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BoxerMom
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I have had this. It was pretty mild, it came and went, and it felt like a weird herx. It was the worst when I restarted Mino and Rifampin for Lyme and Bart. Since that's what you're treating, it could be a herx for you, too.

I've added Quercetin to my regular supplement protocol, as it controls histamine release. Both Lyme and Babs provoke histamine responses. My brain is fried today, but I think I've read that they sequester histamines, so you can have a big release with a herx.

Never rule out the possibility of a drug reaction.

Keep us posted.

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nonna05
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Yep ! had this also, several times .. itch,flutters even pain. This illness is all to crazy
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