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Does anyone have any experience with either Dr P or Dr F in NC? I don't know which would be better... And follow Dr B's guidelines.
Thank you!
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TF
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I suggest you contact the lyme support groups in your area. There is one in Greenville, S.C. They should know.
See Support Groups on the left side of the page.
However, from what I understand, if you travel north, you can get much better care. South of D.C., there just aren't many lyme doctors and no outstanding ones. So, those in the south often find it necessary to travel up north.
If you are willing to travel to the D.C. area once every 3 months, there is a good doctor who can see you quickly. He basically follows Burrascano with the improvements Dr. H. has made to the protocol. He is not top notch, but he is good. Will do IV. Does telephone or Skype appointments monthly.
Let me know if you want the name.
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FYI to TF there are no support groups listed for NC. I have been getting treatment from Dr. P in NC for the past year. Very good functional medicine doc in my opinion. I went to the free orientation they hold on a regular basis. I do not know of any Dr. F but am currently looking for an ND in the western half of NC if you know of one since I just moved farther from Dr. P.
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TF
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SHWUJ, I know there are no support groups listed for NC. But, there is the SC one in Greenville.
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