If his doctor won't give him antibiotics despite a bullseye rash, his doctor needs to be reported to the relevant authority for malpractice. Any doctor or hospital should be willing to prescribe a short course for that.Hi
My 32 year old son tells me that he has a bullseye rash for 2 weeks. His GP might not give him antibx so where can he get doxy asap please? (UK).
No, he really needs a doctor to do that.Thanx Val. Can you recommend a dose?
I also take doxy 200 mg twice a day.Hi
My 32 year old son tells me that he has a bullseye rash for 2 weeks. His GP might not give him antibx so where can he get doxy asap please? (UK).
If it were me, I would take it for at least a month and then follow up with a Western Blot from Igenex. It takes the body at least a month to start producing antibodies that can be detected.
He says the rash has nearly gone today using antiseptic cream. Can this happen with lyme?
How on earth did anyone mistake that for a bullseye rash?Thanks everyone for your replies. It seems that there has been a local infection caused by an ingrowing hair.