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Since the Lyme bacteria are vulnerable to the abx only during their reproduction phase, and the bugs reproduce so slowly, the abx have to be around for a long time. I've been on abx for 6 months, and figure I have another 18 to go.
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I took abx nonstop for 4+ yrs. Then was bit again and had to go back on, had an infection from surgery, [had to go back on]...and have been off abx again now since Sept. [My 6 yr anniversary is August '06.]
It took one full year before I could tell the abx were doing ANYTHING, and another yr before I began to feel halfway decent.
Dont' give up!
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Clinically diagnosed with lyme. Tested pos to babesia, ana, ebv, hhv6, cmv.
abx used: minocycline zithromax biaxin mepron amoxicilin flagyl clindomycin laviquin There was another, I am so foggy I cant remember the name, it is like the most popular IV abx!
Prior to going to llmd, my GP put me on doxy for 3 months cause she was confused about my situation. She also tried tequin for 10 days
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Four months, break of 4 months and another 7 months after that. So together it is 11 months.
Many symptoms gone, some are still around.
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