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It's been 2 years and I just came off oral antibotics for lyme. I was off for almost 1 month then I got pneumonia. Is this just coincidence, or are lyme patients more prone to this? I am back on antibotics for my pneumonia, but I am afraid when the antibotics run out. Any ideas??
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Pinelady
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Was it identified what kind of pneum. you have?
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sammy
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It's probably a coincidence. You can easily develop pneumonia after a flare of seasonal allergies or even a simple virus. These two things set the stage allowing mucus and bacteria to settle in the lungs. Pneumonia is not just a winter illness.
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kelmo
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I'm very prone to pneumonia. I think that's where my weakness is.
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Pinelady...no, I do not know what kind of pneum. I have. To Sammy, Kelmo, Pinelady, Bettyg thanks sooooo much for your input. You all have made me feel better
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