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Lily
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I have a call into LLMD. I am going off of Amox./Flagyl and onto a new combo of drugs. Once I stop, how long do I need to wait (if at all) before I start the next combo?

I don't want them to interact all together but they never mentioned at the office waiting a certain amount of time.

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I just stop the old drugs and start the new the very next day one at a time at about three day intervals.

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CherylSue
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Lily, I've discussed tackling babesia with Dr. C's nurses, too, since I've had a setback these last two weeks. I'm thinking about trying the biaxin/plaquenil combo. I've already started the plaquenil to my regimen last week. They said to stop the doxy, but I just got worse and kept it in.

Have you every tried zith? I can't even tolerate 1/4 tablet. I hope biaxin, in the same family, is better.


Good luck to you.

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Lily, I've discussed tackling babesia with Dr. C's nurses, too, since I've had a setback these last two weeks. I'm thinking about trying the biaxin/plaquenil combo. I've already started the plaquenil to my regimen last week. They said to stop the doxy, but I just got worse and kept it in.

Have you every tried zith? I can't even tolerate 1/4 tablet. I hope biaxin, in the same family, is better.


Good luck to you.

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Lily
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Thanks, Six. I missed the call from LLMD today.

CherylSue,Sounds like we are doing similar protocols [Smile] Did you make it to Florida?

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No break needed... and probably wouldn't be a good thing to stop and not go right to the next drug.

I am not a doctor.

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