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venus
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Has anyone tried this drug combo? It is for Bartonella/lyme:

600 mg Rpfampin -Monday-Friday
600 mg Azithromycin- Saturday and Sunday
200 mg Doxycycline - everyday

Does it seem like a good plan?

[ 23. September 2008, 07:49 PM: Message edited by: venus ]

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Severe neurological problems. Probably sick for years. Became chronically sick in Aug 2007. Undiagnosed for another 15 months. Started treatment for lyme and bart Sept. 2008. Improving, but very slowly.

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quote:
Originally posted by venus:
Has anyone tried this drug combo? It is for Bartonella/lyme:

600 mg Rifampin -Monday-Friday
600 mg Azithromycin- Saturday and Sunday
200 mg Doxycycline - everyday

Does it seem like a good plan?



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Severe neurological problems. Probably sick for years. Became chronically sick in Aug 2007. Undiagnosed for another 15 months. Started treatment for lyme and bart Sept. 2008. Improving, but very slowly.

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Zith + Rifampin knocked the Bart out of both my daughters.

Patience is the key. My girls did not herx or appear to have any changes at first. But then after a few weeks, it kicked in and they improved by leaps and bounds.

A great combo!

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