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mamalicious
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It's my 3rd week since starting treatment, so my week off abx. On Friday I was on 4 abx including Flagyl. My GI pain has not been great since then. I really didn't have many GI sx until I introduced the Flagyl on TH/Friday of last week. Is this normal?

If you have done pulse abx, do you usually feel better on your week off or is it like this for the 14 months of treatment?

So far I have all my usual sxs and now new GI and bladder sxs since starting abx! I can't even swallow my usual supplements tonight, just brown rice and probiotic. Let the fun begin...
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I do hope you are taking your meds in the middle of a full meal??

Those with Lyme disease will herx especially hard every 3-5 wks .. so it's very normal for you to be feeling worse.

DO PROTECT YOUR GUT, however!!

Take plenty of probiotics two hours away from any antibiotics.

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