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sick
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Is there anything that helps with the horrible taste Biaxin leaves in your mouth?

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I brush my teeth a million times a day.... But Iwill say after a few weeks the tatste does go away. I don't really even notice anymore. How long have you been on it?

Peanut butter helps too

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It took about 3-4 months, but yes the taste goes away.

I think someone here said salty potato chips helped.

I didn't find anything that did....except time.

Also generic biaxin gives a "worse" taste than real biaxin.

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I think there is a "slow release" version that I took and the taste wasn't as strong.
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I made sure to take it after a big meal. In the beginning I took it with salt and vinegar chips and that helped a lot!

Biaxin was an amazing abx. for me! I was on it, all but 4 months of my entire lyme treatment( 17 months total on abx) and am in remission today! I did do some alternative things as well like rifing, IRT, some herbs, infrared treatment, etc., but biaxin definitely killed some bugs for me for sure!

Good luck!

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I found the generic time-release version [of "Biaxin XL"] to give much less [metallic] taste than the regular Rx version. But maybe it wasn't as potent?
(I Hope not. $$$!)

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take XL and yes it goes away
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I found that potato chips did help.
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Yes, the XL .. drink water every time the taste gets bad. Chips work, but will feed yeast, adding to your list of problems.

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Sorry but I don't know what the XL is?

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I think XL is the time released version.
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Interesting that this drug seems to be having an effect. It is the one recommended for the parasite I am investigating.

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