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PBizzle
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Do any of you get this? It's not exactly a headache, but just intense pressure in the forehead, right above or sometimes behind, the eyes? Similar to a tension headache maybe?

It doesn't usually last more than 10 minutes, but it comes and goes throughout the day.

Is this part of herxing? I've head this pressure on and off for 4 weeks after increasing my dosage of antibiotics.
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Are you on mino or doxy? Either one is able to cross the BBB, blood brain barrier. Therefore, if you have keets in there, the abx is working on them.

I would think that could cause some pressure!

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It's probably from meningoencephalitis. From what I've gathered,

this is one of the most

common symptoms. And yeah, if there's inflammation anywhere,

it'll probably get worse during a herx.
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