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julielynne4
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I am currently on Mepron/Amox/Minocycline.

I am obviously treating the Babs. But will this also get the bart and lyme?

I ask specifically because my feet have been hurting so badly lately, and I always assume that is a bart symptom (which I have).

I am hoping somehow this protocol will touch the bart, but I am thinking I would need something different...maybe after this round of abx my LLMD will switch it up again.

Thanks all, JL

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Feet hurting can be a sign of a sluggish lymphatic system. Red root tincture can help with it.

Nothing you are currently taking is for bart. Usually biaxin or zith is used to prevent resistance with the Mepron.

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Minocycline and doxycyline can help bart. Not sure about Amoxy.
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I think I will do a search on the lymphatic system issue. I have some new supplements that I wonder about as far as being good for that.

I haven't taken my meds in a week. I don't know why, I just haven't.

I was on Mepron and biaxin for a month (or two) and my LLMD just switched it around at the last visit.

Hoping there's no resistance with the mepron since I am not on biaxin or zith.

Thanks guys -jl

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