It has been found that minerals may decrease the absorption 
and effectiveness of the antibiotic, 
so avoid taking them, or milk products, at the same time. 
Antibiotic uptake may be inhibited by various drugs and may 
also inhibit immune responses. To achieve the maximum response, 
please try to limit or eliminate the following drugs: alcohol, 
anti-depressants (sertaline, Zoloft, fluoxetine, Prozac, amitriptyline, 
Elavil, maprotiline, Ludiomil, desipramine, Norpramin, clomipramine,  
Anafranil, nortriptyline, Pamelor, bupropion, Wellbutrin), 
muscle relaxants (cyclobenzaprine or Flexeril), 
opiate agonists, anticonvulsives or analgesics (oxycodone or Percodan, 
carbamazepine, Tegretol, acetaminophen/hydrocodone, Vicodin), 
narcotics (codeine w/ Phenergan, propoxyphene or Darvon, morphine), 
antacids, antidiarrheas, metal salts, others. 

Because of the recent data concerning combination therapy, 
the following medications/supplements may be helpful 
in augmenting the antibiotic therapy: 
Oral Colloidal Silver (natural antibiotic, antifungal, antiviral), 
Monolaurin, or Lauricidin (a natural antibiotic, antifungal, antiviral). 
An antiviral (Zovirax, acyclovir, Labucavir) 
Some add the antivirals Acyclovir, Famvir or Labucavir 
for the first 2 weeks in a 6-week antibiotic cycle. 
Since Mycoplasmas have some characteristics of viruses, 
antivirals can have a useful effect, and viral infections 
are important in CFIDS/CFS/ASD. 

The pharmaceutical companies know that the timing of doses 
in prescription drugs is usually critical for treatment success.  
"if the timing between doses is too long, you will have a significant viral rebound. 
The amount of the drug in the blood has to be kept at a certain level 
to keep the virus suppressed."