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Wondering if OCD has been associated with babs?
Just started having issues after a couple weeks
break from babs treatment. -------------------- abbyjo
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Keebler
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- I think ANY infection, any toxin can cause any sort of neurological problem. The brain can have varied reactions to toxins, like a toxic shock.
Also, although I've not seen talk of this but I think adrenal dysfunction could also contribute to OCD. Adrenal stress can cause a sort of shock to which the body has any number of reactions. Some patterns of OCD seem to be related to automatic action of someone is a state of shock. I wonder if adrenal support may be of help.
Just a thought for addressing hormonal/endocrine issues along with anti-infection treatment.
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From a Google Search of: OCD, adrenal -------------------
OCD in fact has been observed in patients with thyroid autoimmunity and is ... Research has shown that this adrenal hormone becomes lowered in patients with ...
. . . had developed severe symptoms of OCD about 7 years ago. They treated her with upping her HCL (hydrochloric acid- stomach acid), minerals, B-6 and worked on her adrenal glands. Her mother was then symptom free. . . .
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For me Babesia caused air hunger, dry cough, night sweats, to and fro dizziness when standing and urinary urgency, mini-migraine like headaches and neck soreness. Now 10 weeks into artemisinin and bactrim most of those symptoms have gone. So for me the crazy obsessive panic like feeling seems to have been Bartonella with some overlay of memory lapses and brain fog due to Bb.
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Geneal
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OCD is Obsessive compulsive disorder.
Hugs,
Geneal
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