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feelfit
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My small airways are working at only 51%. I can't believe this. My history is athlete/health nut. No predisposing factors.......

I can wrap my mind around asthma maybe, but COPD?

Yikes, could this be a result of TBI illness? I sure hope so, then there is the possibility that it could be reversed as inflammation goes down.

Anyone?

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glm1111
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FF,

I had SEVERE asthma for over 40 yrs. When I started getting rid of the parasites and worms my asthma left and I didn't need an inhaler.

Worms can migrate to the lung and cause inflammation constricting the airways.

Hope this clears for you,

Gael

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Gael,

Can you send me your e-mail? I don't know how to cut and paste or any other fancy computer stuff. I would like to send you a picture of something that was found on darkfield micrograph last night from my living blood.

Feelfit

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I would suspect something opportunistic. I do believe the reason we have so much asthma these days is from the lowered immune systems. I would hit it with vitamin C and E which is known to clean the pipes. And pull it away with charcoal.

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FF,

Just sent you a pm with e-mail address

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My lung function also declined. No asthma. I have air trapping.I think it means the residual air in the lungs is too high.
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since 5 yrs. ago when i was correctly dx w/lyme after being misdiagnosed for 34.5 yrs., i too have been dx with asthma & COPD.

on 3 meds for them.

jan. 09 i started using a half CPAP mask, and it has helped keep me from being stuffed up all night and avoiding alot of extra coughing i did all night long.

so during the night sessions, i don't have to use meds for nose/breathing. that's progress [Smile]

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Sorry about the news. Have you been tested for mycoplasma species, particulary m. pneumonia and chlamydia pneumonia? These are often linked to COPD.

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I was dxd with asthma several years after ending Lyme treatment.

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feelfit
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I have positive CPN Coldfeet. I imagine that my condition is from infection. I am on steroid inhaler 2x day now. He said (doc) need to keep inflammation down or lung scarring is possible.

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My daughter developed Asthma when she got sick. Treatment for mycoplasma and babesia, and she no longer is asthmatic.

I have developed breathing problems, so I stay on Biaxin all the time. I developed lung scarring.

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I had asthma most of my life, way before LD; but have to say that it has been constant since developing Lyme.
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Feelfit,

The Roadback or MP protocols for eliminating Cpn (et al) have been helpful to many. Have you already looked into pulsed antibiotics? Talked to your doc about them?

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