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merrygirl
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I started Diflucan yesterday and I am wondering when a herx may occur.. Thanks

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My herx started everytime 2-3 days later. But remember everyone is diffrent. Teresa
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Tomorrow!! [Big Grin] Ya never know. Hope it doesn't hit you too hard.

To minimize the herxing, follow a good diet. [Less to kill off!]

[group hug]

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quote:
Originally posted by Lymetoo:
To minimize the herxing, follow a good diet. [Less to kill off!]
Lymetoo, what is an example of a good diet? (I'm serious, lol!) What should be avoided?

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Roxy... SUGAR! Go easy on the fruit. Granny Smith apples are OK.

NO simple carbs like potatoes, pasta, bread.

I'll see if I can bring up my links and info. My other computer is not cooperating.

Eat green vegetables and proteins.

hope that helps!! [Cool]

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Here ya go:

http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/Forum1/HTML/021412.html
http://www.wholeapproach.com/diet/
http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/Forum1/HTML/021202.html

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Are you thinking the Diflucan will make you herx due to yeast or Lyme? I ask b/c I'm on it now and herxed like crazy!
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merrygirl
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Well I am on it for Lyme. I just hope it kills something. I am sure yeast is having a party in my body.
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Aniek
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When I had yeast problems, I'd have major fatigue within 24 hours of taking Diflucan.

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Hey Merry,
I've taken it for lyme and it hits between a week to a week and a half.

Keep us updated!

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merrygirl
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today is day 3. So far so good!!

Thanks again,
Melissa
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I just got put on Diflucan 100mg yesterday...I'm suppose to take it every 3 days.
I had no idea it could cause a herx???

So it helps kill Lyme as well as yeast???
How do I know if it causes me a herx?
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Merrygirl--how are you doing on the diflucan? I just started it last night (along with amoxycillin) and was wondering how you were faring. [Smile]
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I guess I just learned something new. I started in Diflucan 3 days ago. Did not have any idea it would cause a herx. I was on for a week or so once before and I thought it made me feel better.

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