Dosage effect on sun sensitivity?

So I am wondering if the Doxy dose is related to how sensitive someone might be to sunlight.  I am on a low dose (100 mg x 2 daily).  Would this mean I am less sensitive?  Doxy aside, I am middle of the road in terms of how I get sun.  I don't burn too quickly, but I certainly don't tan like a Hawaiian! 

Also - considering that my dosage is low - can I just double up going forward to meet the "standard" that I am reading about?  Will it speed up my recovery?

Thank you for that. 

Just a little background... I caught mine very early.  Just under a month from when I had a bite.  All symptoms were in my right leg (numbness, swelling, cramping, general muscle pain).  I've been on Doxy for a week. 

So if I go from 200 mg a day to 400 mg a day, will that make me more sensitive to sunlight?  Is it direct sun or is it UV that people are more sensitive to? 

How sensitive to sunlight one is while on Doxy is purely an individual thing. The dosage isn't doesn't change things much. I am fair-skinned and yet usually don't burn at the drop of a hat, but while on Doxy and Minocin, I swear as soon as I stepped out into the sunlight I could actually feel my skin heating up to the burn stage!! I also would get a sunburn on the backs of my hands while driving - even though my windows in my car are tinted some!

about the 200 mg dosage that you are currently taking - don't increase this amount with out approval from your Doc please. He/she may have you on that low of a dose because they believe that a higher dose won't be handled so well for some reason, or they have a plan to add more abx or even switch abx soon. There is just no way to tell until you talk with your Doc.