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thomasx
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Which symptoms were worse, your Co-Inf symptoms or your Lyme symptoms?
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Hoosiers51
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Wish I knew...I test positive for Lyme/bart/babesia....not sure which one is making me feel like crap. I think it's probably either the Lyme, or what Lyme did to my body, or babesia.
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lauriemay1
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I think it's the co-infections. The symptoms of co-infections are worse than the LYME for my daughter. But I suppose every person is different. She has Babesia which causes the air hunger, the heart palps..... and much more.
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One can drive oneself dizzy trying to figure out what causes what. I think that single infections, when joined with others, take on a whole different nature.
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CherylSue
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Infection is infection. They all make you feel terrible. You keep chipping away, and eventually that awful flulike malaise will subside.
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It's the COMBO that is the worst!

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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