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Permanent Slow Healing After Antibiotics?

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(@whoartthou1)

Posted : 11/15/2012 4:19 am

Anyone here experience slow healing after taking antibiotics? I notice that some of my cuts/wounds now leave scars... when before antibiotics they didnt. Or am i just being paranoid


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(@whoartthou1)

Posted : 02/01/2013 12:43 pm

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(@tracy521)

Posted : 02/01/2013 3:43 pm

i think that is because the antibiotics reduce inflammation. when i was on them and would pick at my skin it would heal up a lot faster and my zits were never that inflammed. now with being off them for a month my acne is so much more inflammed like even the small zits hurt a lot and are super tender and red. i get more scabs and red marks now too. i just got biafine cream now to use on my skin to help heal it up. i have heard it works great.


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(@whoartthou1)

Posted : 02/05/2013 4:58 pm

Was your acne like this PRIOR to the antibiotics though? I.E., did small zits hurt a lot then?


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(@tracy521)

Posted : 02/06/2013 12:52 pm

nah before i took doxycycline my small zits never hurt and if i squeezed a whitehead it would heal up quick. now if i barely touch a whitehead i am left with a nasty scab and a red mark. what is odd too that my small zits are just so swelled up too its so freaking annoying. i am starting accutane in march so my derm gave me keflex to help a bit with the inflammation. we shall see how it goes.

now that only happened with doxy but when i took mino a few times as well as amoxicillin i never had any issues. it could be due to the fact that i was on doxy on and off for 2 years and the other antibiotics were just short courses.


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(@ctman)

Posted : 01/22/2014 6:08 am

I had slow healing after being on minocyline and still do. I am not sure whether it is because it reduces inflamation or because it killed off good bacteria allowing a influx of infections?


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(@ctman)

Posted : 01/04/2023 2:57 pm

Through research i found out that a fecal transplant is needed to return the good bacteria to your gut, which is needed for normal healing and getting rid of that brain fog


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