Topic: does anyone have breathing problems as a sx from.lyme? or...
lpkayak
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Along with lyme?
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Brussels
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Certainly I had. Herxes caused me that, babesia too. Then some heart problems, I think, due to lyme.
What kind of problems, exactly?
I had mostly air hunger, or difficulty to breathe (like my lungs never got oxygen enough).
Babesia treatment solved some of it. BUt I realized that everytime I felt toxic, I had breathing problems, similar to air hunger from babesia.
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WPinVA
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Chronic chlamyidia pneunomia is what is causing mine.
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tdtid
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My breathing problems were air hunger and caused by Babesia.
I'm sure there are other things that can cause you grief too, but for me, air hunger was huge.
Did you rule out the fungus/mold aspect?
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lpkayak
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Oh no tdtid...im seeing mold/lyme specilist in atkinson. She was trained by shoemaker. I test very high for mold problems...i am on specific protocol. See my thread. MOLD LYME CONNECTION in medical
I was just covering bases. My chronic bronchitis is clearly from mold. But sob and exercise intolerance could be from either. My igenix testing has been very weak for lyme for years. Mold doc tested lyme other ways...and it seems very low. Not active. But i am.full of both lyme toxins and mold toxins and should improve a lot as i lower the load. Doc says about a year.
How are you? Still ptetty good?
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