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lymeHerx001
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So here I am doing the Biaxin thing again. I just took some about 2 hours ago and I feel amazing right now. My head feels like summer!!!!

I just cant believe it. Does the Biaxin cross the BBB?

WOW, I hope I can knock this out.


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LH

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Vermont_Lymie
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Yes it does. There was a study that my doc told me about, that measured the concentrations of biaxin in the CSF. It was present in significant levels relative to other abx. I do not have the citation for that study, it would be good to find.
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lymeHerx001
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thanks,, Im just in the boat of all the other long termers.

Amazed and yet let down with lack of clear answers and tests.

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Yes it does and I think it also is one of the abx that maintains higher levels in the bloodstream over time as well

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wow!! that sounds awesome!!

Hope you continue to feel better! How are you today?

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schnuddelka
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That's awesome! What dose are you on? Have you herxed on biaxin yet? If yes, how bad was it? How long have you been on biaxin?

I hope your good feeling continues! God bless!

Jenn [woohoo]

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