It doesn't matter about the timing of dosing.
Lysine is very effective at suppressing viruses. In fact, cats as kittens often have a feline herpes, and the vets now give lysine for that. It is a very common virus kittens catch from the mother or other cats, and used to be called a "cold"... but they now know it is part of the Herpes family. Two of our recent kittens had it when we adopted them, so they got the lysine then. I just sprinkled and mixed it into their food. Bingo ...a fast recovery.
If that arginine is not doing much for you, I'd stop it. But take the lysine anyway, in case your PN is viral in nature. It would be an interesting result if you improve on lysine! A learning experience for others here too.
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