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Old 08-22-2017, 11:31 PM #7
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I cannot tolerate Doxycycline either. I can keep it down less than 30 minutes. I told my doctor and was prescribed Ceftin. It works for Lyme disease and is easier on the stomach
at least for me. Perhaps you could ask your doctor for something that does not make you more miserable. Good luck for a speedy recovery! Lil
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