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gigimac
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i have been taking the doxy tabs but have gotten to where i am throwing. I know i need to see my doc but i need something until i see the doc. I stopped doxy and am feeling bad.

i remembered I have the blue caps of doxy too. Would the caps be easier on the stomach?

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Tammy N.
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No matter what color, I was not able to take Doxy on an empty stomach. Way back when, when I did take it, I needed to take it with a full meal. Maybe that will help you.

Feel better.

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They're probably the same.

Can you call your Dr for another script until you see him/her?

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I have contacted my doc but still waiting to hear back. The pharmacist said the caps were easier on stomach but to me it seems the caps would dissolve faster.

Well I guess I will pick one and if I vomit yet again I will have no choice but wait for the doc to get back to me.

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thanks to the Doxy shortage, my pharmacy, with my drs permission, switched me to the blue capsules. I was on the tablets.

I thought Doxy was causing my severe nausea. Once I switched over to the blue capsules no more nausea. I was afraid to try them, thinking they would dissolve quicker in my stomach. But they actually do not make me nauseated. I can even take these without food without problems.

Been on doxy for the 4th month now along with other antibiotics. Feel much better after switching to the blue capsules.

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Dorxy is the easiest. I find the yellow tabs easier then the blue capsule.
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Tablets, hands down, but still have take in the middle of a meal or heavy snack. The blue ones made me thrown up no matter what.
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I have been taking doxy blue caps for about three weeks. Been fine with it until today.

I ate a granola bar and took two of the doxys. Before the half hour, I felt like I was going to be horribly sick.

I was at work and I just hung in there and it finally went away. I did hiccup and belch a couple of times and it felt better and eventually went away.

I have had no trouble up until now. I hope I don't have anymore trouble!!!

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