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BuffyFan
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I am taking Doxy (hyclate) and am having stomach upset and heartburn. [Frown] what other antibiotics are effective at treating lyme? (I did take doxy mono last month and had same things but just continued to take it but I want something different now, the heartburn pain isn't worth it.)
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erikjh1972
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are you taking it with a meal?

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BuffyFan
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yes!
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Are you using Acidophilus either in capsule form or are you consuming a lot of yogert?

No matter what antibiotic you are taking, you should be.

Ditto on taking it with meals.

I have found that most antibiotics can cause stomach upset to some point.

I'm currently on flagyl to combat an antibiotic induced gastritis.

I was on Augentin which is an ABT that I generally tolerate without upset but I went without my acidophilus for a few days and bingo!

Frankly, I won't do any ABT without it.

Saves a multitude of headaches.

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thanks, I am eating yogurt(not a lot, one container a day) but will get some acidophilus pills...my thyroid meds have acidohilus as a filler but I'm thinking it's probably not enough.
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My LLMD switched me from Doxy to Doryx, which is basically the same thing but has a coating or something so it's easier on the stomach. I did better on it, but then my pharmacy stopped carrying it and I couldn't find another that had it. So, she switched me to Minocyclene.
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