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Kentucky Girl
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I have been on Doxycycline 200mg twice daily for 5 months. Is this long enough to get rid of my erlichiosis and mycoplasma co-infections?

I really want to switch antibiotics for awhile but not if it hasn't been long enough.

Anyone know?

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char
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Hi Kentucky,

Sounds like you have done a good run of the dioxy.
I commend you as I imagine it has not been a walk in the park!

I have no idea how long it takes to eradicate erichulosis.

Can you get to a dr. who is lyme literate so you aren't trying to figure this out on your own?

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hopeful123
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hi,

i agree that's why THEY get the big bucks!!

ps doesn't sound long enough to me but i got my degree on the internet [lol]

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