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janice victorov
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Just coming off a horrible herx from cipro.

Today still have some awful brain fog. I can barely think strait let alone teach. [Frown]

Any thoughts as to how to ease this foggy head?

I feel like i even was forgetting names, etc. Does that ever happen to you?

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LymeMom Kellye
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Alka Seltzer Gold works well for husband and daughter. Ginger tea with lemon. Nettle tea.

Epsom salts baths, lemon water through a straw and quercitine (sp?)

I am sorry to hear that you are having a rough time right now. Both my husband and daughter have had a rough herx this past week. I wonder if it's the change in seasons.

My daughter kept getting her pets names mixed up, and called her puppy our long passed dog's name. So yes, when she has a bad herx, she forgets simple things too.

Good luck to you and I hope that you find refief soon.

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Having same exact symptoms right now. Brain Fogg as bad as it's ever been from Flagyl.Maybe I'll hit the bath tonight.
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janice victorov
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Alkaseltzer gold really?? I'll have to try that this evening.

If it weren't for that brain fog,,it wouldn't be that bad.

LymeMom Krllye, are your family members being treated for babs as well? My llmd seems to think the brain fog is from die off from the babs.

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Brain fog can be from candida ore mold Olive leaf extract helps also diflucan.From toxins or viral agens.
Take care

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Hope you feel better Janice. Heard of the aka seltzer too.

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Yes, they are both being treated for babs. I am busy researching Amonia toxicity now. I am trying to figure out how to determine whether or not amonia is causing some of the brain fog.

Good luck to everyone!

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What is the amonia caused from? Meds? Curious as well.

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I hear that the toxins from the die-off causes amonia build-up in certain organs and the brain. GBW might be able to answer that better. I am working on finding the answers and will share once I research some.
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