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Reggie
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I have tested positive on the Western Blot and am positive for Mycoplasm. I am currently on Spectrcef and Doryx and I'm not getting better. The overall symptoms seem to be worse- achy all the time. Could the Herx still be happening? Also what are the symptoms of mycoplasm? Does anyone get vibrations in their legs? Does anything help? Thanks for your help!
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yes, i get the vibrations- mostly in my legs.

it feels like a cell phone is in there. this is a lot better for me now, but still there.

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how long have you been in treatment and how long did you have it (think you have it before starting treatment).

unfortunately, it takes a long time usually to get better. if you just recently started treatment, that would explain feeling achey all the time.

that was my main symptom and it took at least 6 months before that started to get better. sorry, i know it isn't what you want to hear.

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