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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

nashville_brook

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4. i had to joke with my doc about it today

Reply to Wilms (Reply #2)

Fri Jun 20, 2014, 05:57 PM

Jun 2014

Lyme is the only thing more problematic for a doc than fibro/CFS. I've been thru hell and back just getting those syndromes under control. Now it looks like i'm graduating to the master's class in being a pain to my docs.

Good info in Igenex -- I will put that in my notes. No one here really knows what the deal is with testing.

thankyou!

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anyone have experience with Lyme or tick-borne infections? [View all] nashville_brook Jun 2014 OP

Ask for a Lyme titer, it can't hurt Warpy Jun 2014 #1

there was so much going on in my life when i had the rash! nashville_brook Jun 2014 #5

Even longstanding, untreated Lyme can be cured Warpy Jun 2014 #6

thanks! i didn't know it could go cardiovascular -- i have much reading to do nashville_brook Jun 2014 #8

No, you need to hustle your butt back to the doctor Warpy Jun 2014 #9

next appts on the 8th and 21st of july nashville_brook Jun 2014 #12

Very controversial subject. Wilms Jun 2014 #2

i had to joke with my doc about it today nashville_brook Jun 2014 #4

It takes 6 weeks of antibiotics to cure an original infection, same as with Syphillis kickysnana Jun 2014 #3

it was 3 weeks for me Warpy Jun 2014 #7

that is fascinating. the whole concept of these diseases nashville_brook Jun 2014 #11

i read about that teenager -- also watched the Under Our Skin documentary nashville_brook Jun 2014 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author polichick Jun 2014 #13

A few years ago, I found and removed a small tick from my abdomen. A Nay Jul 2014 #14

thanks -- still waiting for my western blot to return nashville_brook Jul 2014 #15