Doxy for Tick bite treatment

We have 70 consumer reports for treatment of Tick bite with Doxycycline. Tick bite used in 9% of cases.

Patients statistics on Tick bite for Doxycycline

Female
Male

Average weight in Lbs
155.06
156.53

Average height in Ft
5′ 6″
5′ 8″

Average age
54
57

Doxy Circle Diagram 6 consumers of 70 reported about Tick bite

  2. Paul D. Hall says:
    3.5 rating

    Doxycycline for Tick bite

    Start of taking: 2.8.2007; End of the intake: 21.8.2007 Compatibility: at first without problems. Then pain in the joints and muscles of the legs, back, shoulders, arms. Pain in the genital area. Type of pain: Sudden onset, strong, sticky, circulating from one area to another. During the day and also at night. Very disturbing. After the end of all 20 tablets, the pain persists, sporadically. Activity must be restricted or terminated. Sleep impossible again and again. After about 4 weeks: Taking a painkiller: Voltaren Resinat capsules. Beneficial. Side effect: Sleep disturbance, not because of pain but because of increased wakefulness. Doctor recommends taking Voltaren resinate only sporadically. After 8 weeks still sporadic pain as above, only rarely. Doxy 200 is a broad-spectrum antibiotic. For decades on the market. There is certainly another antibiotic after tick bite. Note: There is, but doxycycline is gold standard because of price-performance, effectiveness and compatibility.
    Side effects: Joint pain; Muscle aches
  3. Daniel S. Brooks says:
    2.5 rating

    Doxycycline for Tick bite

    Nausea after taking not right after the meal. Skin redness on the nose and forehead (sunburn) Rash after 16 days (watery pustules in the neck area at the hairline.
    Side effects: Nausea
  4. Richard J. Cambridge says:
    3.5 rating

    Doxycycline for Tick bite

    Nausea, vomiting after taking on an empty stomach
    Side effects: Vomit; Nausea