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Topic: Symptoms up & down?

nikkabelle
Member
Member # 43604

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Has anybody experienced major fluctuations in symptoms while detoxing?

I've been using CSM the last couple weeks to help get rid of biotoxins. It's hard to tell what is happening. Suddenly my symptoms will skyrocket and be much more intense. Then the next day they will be much less. Then they will intensify again.

Is this up and down normal? When would things just normalize, level out and hopefully steadily decrease?

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Lymetoo
Moderator
Member # 743

posted

Very normal.... you can expect just about anything to happen while treating this disease!!

As for when to feel better?? It's very hard to say.

Hang in there! [Smile]

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VV
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 38828

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Up and down. Little rhyme or reason. No room to make plans bc nothing is predictable.

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nikkabelle
Member
Member # 43604

posted

Thanks!

Very frustrating. With this detoxing on CSM one days symptoms totally flare, the next day they are cut in half, and the next day they are terrible again!

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