Deep bone pain on bottom of left heel w/slight swelling. Didn't injure it. Better with arched shoe then barefoot. Past the point of being able to ignore now.
Tailbone pain only when sitting straight on a hard surface. This is new.
Soooooo....treating Bart w/ Levaquin. This doesn't seem a tendon problem. I'll check w/LLMD Tuesday-in the meantime any TLC ideas? Thanks, wantabe Posted by Leelee (Member # 19112) on :
I don't have any advice, but wanted to say that I suffer from the heel pain you describe on my right foot.
I have Lyme, Bartonella and Babesia. I suspect Bartonella is causing it in my case.
My sister has the horrible tailbone pain that you describe.
Posted by CD57 (Member # 11749) on :
I have heard that these are telltale bartonella signs. So looks like you're on the right track!
Posted by wantabe (Member # 14703) on :
Thanks CD and LL- I hoping I don't have to stop the Levaquin. It has helped a lot with the Bart symptoms.
I really don't understand how and why these symptoms can come out of the blue, disappear for a while and BINGO back again or something new takes its place-in another place of your body...
Is it the medications chasing it around? Makes me feel like my body is an amusement park in a horror movie.
We will see what tomorrow brings- night for now, wantabe
Posted by hope4sofia (Member # 20577) on :
I frequently get the heel pain in both feet. I don't get the tail bone pain but often get deep hip pain.
I've found the cold water on my feet helps ease the pain a bit.
Posted by galehane (Member # 15437) on :
Me too. Any of you here with the Fry test? Gale
Posted by wantabe (Member # 14703) on :
I did not have a positive Bart test. Just all the symptoms. Treated w/iv rifampin last summer until my body said "no more".
Foot really hurts this morning! I'll try cold water. Thanks, wantabe
Posted by Leelee (Member # 19112) on :
quote:Originally posted by galehane: Me too. Any of you here with the Fry test? Gale
Hi Gale,
Yes, I had the Fry smear done and it was "suggestive of Hemobartonella or Mycoplasma".