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momintexas
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Is it possible to treat one at a time? If so, what are the pros and cons to doing that?

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That's typically how LLMD's treat
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The best method is to treat one coinfection plus Lyme at the same time. Very hard to treat Lyme and babs and bart all at once for 2 reasons -- many of the meds can't be combined plus the herxes could be very very bad.

A lot depends on which coinfections you have. There is some overlap in meds, but some require very specific meds.

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Agree with both!

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We are waiting on our blood test results to come back for co-infection testing. Lyme confirmed 3 months ago but no additional testing was done.

Had first LLMD appt last Thursday and was given a clinical diagnosis for Bart and prescriptions for 3 abx and 2 for thyoid.
I really didn't expect 3 abx at one time.

I guess I didn't word my question correctly....can Lyme be treated first and then go to work on Bart? Sorry I should have worded my question differently.

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Some antibiotics like Doxy can work on lyme and bart.
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Dr. J in CT has treated lyme, bart and babs at the same time with all 3 of my children. They have made much improvement since starting treatment 1.5 years ago. Most physical symptoms are gone now (at least while on meds)...still have some psychiatric stuff, which I think takes longer.

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