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Do any of you guys feel that even with adequate amount of sleep you still hurt badly in the morning.
As of late, I wake up feeling as though I ran a marathon the day before. My muscles do not feel refreshed at all. As the day goes on, the aches get worse if I am active.
I am currently treating candida and have some hormonal imbalances. Awaiting Igenex results after treating Lyme for some time.
Any thoughts on the leg ache/fatigue?
Dave
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have you been tested for bart? taking magnesium?
also those epsom salts baths help me a lot.
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I tested negative for all coinfection. Positive tests were for Candida and Lyme "Elisa" and indeterminate "Western Blot"
I take magnesium daily which eliminates the twitches, I just added zinc as I noticed they were on the low side of test range. My calcium is always high 10.0 to 10.6. So I do not take any and don't want to risk kidney stones.
Recent tests show low Testosterone (free&total). This may have something to do with my body feeling like it does not recover.
Dave
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I started getting relief after beginning PT. But two weeks ago it seemed that Candida got hold of my body, thrush was bad, had "herxes" from diflucan yeast die off.
I believe Lyme started my leg aches and the candida cont'd it.
When I first started the ABX doxy, I began to have the vibrations and twitches. The vibrations are gone but I do get the occasional twitch. Treatment was doxy 200mg 3 weeks, amox 3000mg 10 days, Ceftin 500mg 2 weeks. Now awaiting IGenix retest. Local labs came back negative for all TBD's but positive for the candida.
I am treating the candida with diet, supplements and diflucan and hopefully it will clear some of the aches.
Dave
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