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wiserforit
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Hi all --

Just wondering for those of you who have taken Minocycline -- did you feel it affect your eyes?

I read that Mino not only is good at reaching the blood-brain-barrier, but behind the eyes as well. I've had alot of vision problems since the start of Lyme. Floaters, vision changes, high eye pressure, etc.

A few days after recent Mino dosage, my brain got foggy, but my eyes also felt tremendously fatigued and unable to stay converged/focused. They kind of hurt and feel too tired to read, watch tv, etc.

Powerful little pill, this....

Thanks for any advice/experiences,

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Yes, I think that is true.

My husband also suffers from a lot of eye stuff. When he started Mino his eyes actually looked a bit puffy underneath. We happened to have a family picture taked and documented the eye/mino stuff.
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