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Lymewarden
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I am about ready to battle Lyme again and I think the keats are immune to Doxy and Biaxin. I have taken a lot of both in the past. Are there any new third generation drugs now that are working good? I would like to go with IV but don't think my insurance will go for it.
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lou
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How about minocin + septra?

Are you thinking about a cyst buster too, like tinidazole or flagyl?

What is your coinfection situation?

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I've improved tremendously on my regimen which was Ketek 400mg BID from Sept 05-March 06 plus Bicillin LA 1.2mu q week from Oct 05 to now (and continuing). After Ketek stopped, tinidazole 500mg BID added in early May, and saw major improvement immediately.

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I've been on ceftin for a year and have made really good progress on it.

also want to second Lou's comment about co-infections. Some of my symptoms only began to lift when I started taking Rifampin for Bartonella.

Hope you're able to find something that works for you.

Andie
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