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PhillyLyme
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I think I still have some lyme in me since going on hight dose doxy really kicked my butt.

I am also taking bactrim for babs and also taking plaquenil.

Many of my sx are gone...fevers, sweats, body jerks

Many others are reduced...nerve pain, ear fullness, tinitus

One think that is constant right now is the headache that basically is there from the morning to night...it hurts right on the top of my neck / lower head...is really not on the neck but in my actual head like right behind the ears.

What can this be still a mild herx? or is it untreaded co infections...as far as I know babs was the only thing my doc was going after.

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Jane2904
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Daughter had non stop headache. It went away after treating Bartonella. She took Mino/Rifampin.

Hope you feel better.

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Since my headache are pretty new...I mean I get them from time to time but the constant presence is new...I will ask my doc about bart...
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I could be wrong, but I think I remembre reading that upper neck/back lower skull headaches were babesia and behind the eyes and temple were Bart.
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does doxy attack babs? why would i get this now...only thing that changed was an increase on dose of doxy...
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