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trish4
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Is it only doxycycline that causes sun sensitivity or does doryx too?

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Might be wrong, but think Doryx is just the name-brand of doxycycline? So 1 in the same?
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Doryx= extended release doxy. Dnk about photosensitivity issues.

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Doryx has the sun sensitivities issue .... it's just easier on the stomach.

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Thanks...I better get the sun block out!
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Hi Trish --

Make Sure not eat ANY citrus while on Doxi-
Both Citrus and Cranberries can cause the
Sun Burn reaction to be MUCH worse -

Even Tiny amounts of Citrus can cause
this reaction --

Google - Photo Toxic --

Below is a link to one of my first
posts about Doxi and sun --

Was written 3 yrs ago -

Now I still take Doxi but do not eat citrus
and the Sun burn thing is 100% gone --Jay--


PS - the skin damage this sun burn causes
is perminate so be careful -

http://tinyurl.com/3rewgx

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