Repeated doxycycline treatment among patients with neuroborreliosis: a nationwide, population-based, registry-based, matched cohort study.
Malte M TetensLars Haukali OmlandRam B DessauSvend Ellermann-EriksenNanna S AndersenCharlotte Sværke JørgensenMichael PedersenJacob BodilsenKirstine K SøgaardJette BangsborgAlex Christian Yde NielsenJens Kjølseth MøllerNiels ObelAnne-Mette LebechPublished in: Infectious diseases (London, England) (2024)
After initial antibiotic treatment, patients with neuroborreliosis have increased receipt of doxycycline particularly within one year after initial antibiotic therapy but also subsequently. The lack of increased receipt of phenoxymethylpenicillin suggests that the receipt of doxycycline was not merely due to differences in healthcare-seeking behaviour, increased risk of early Lyme borreliosis due to exposure, or differences in antibacterial usage in general.