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Sounds like you might have bartonella and babesia. Bart is pretty hard to get rid of, but in my opinion, babesia is not so hard to beat.
You have to find the right combo of drugs in each case. Some drs are better than others at finding those combinations.
Hang in there, you are on the road to success!
It's a shame you weren't treated for the co's earlier. You might have gotten well a bit sooner.
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Treating coinfections is just like treating lyme. You feel worse before you feel better.
But, I would hope that you could get rid of babesiosis and bartonella both in 1 year.
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How is cutting back on your medication going to treat your infections properly? It will make them harder to treat if you do not use adequate doses.
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