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polar blast
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My llmd has me on an antibiotic break for the next 6 months..it has been four years and we are trying to let the body clean it self up..
eric

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BOEJR
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Hi Eric,

I hope that the break in your therapy does not cause you to crash. However if you feel yourself going down hill consider doing at least a few HBOT sessions to boost your immune system.

Taking a break is a good thing but I am a believer that the antibiotics should be tapered off... IMHO

Blessings,

Julia

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sixgoofykids
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Were you symptom free for a couple months first?

I think a break is a good idea, but I would start back immediately if the symptoms start to return. You don't want to backslide.

I would be doing some kind of herbal protocol during the break. HBOT, rife, saunas are all a good idea, too.

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CaliforniaLyme
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Agree with above!!! Be careful & take care*)!*)!

Best wishes for you*)!*)!!

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pippifern
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Um, what's HBOT?

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hey pippi,

I think maybe it's hyperbaric oxygen therapy?

Not positive though.

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Thanks Boomerang. Yeah, in the past hour, I figured it out. There's a thread a few posts away from this one about HBOT, and I assume we've got the acronym right. ; )

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BOEJR
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Sorry for the acronym,

HBOT is hyperbaric oxygen therapy..

Kindly,

Julia

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