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Long Covid and Doxycycline: Inflammation Theory
Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Jul 7 5:03pm | Replies (30)Comment receiving replies
I have been using it for 2 years on and off to treat my long covid symptoms. I feel like I can’t live without it for I fear what I will face without them. It took me a long time to figure out why this medication works. I even spoke to MS patients who use it to manage their symptoms. Every time I have gotten off them my symptoms return. Please I ask the medical community to look into this drug and find a way to recreate it with minimal side effects because there’s something to this.
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You are so right. There is something to it! The side effects no longer bother me if I eat something when taking 100 mg of doxy. I was so worried it would not work if not on an empty stomach. Here's where I found out that perhaps when I first got Lyme Disease, an empty stomach was required to help with "chronic lyme". Over the course of X number of years, when people just could not tolerate it, a small meal was introduced. NOW, my wonderful physician not only gives me 100 mg to take once a day, but he stresses to take with food. I researched why doxy was given to COVID patients and it was solely for inflammation because COVID can and will inflame one or more organs. It chose to mess with my heart.