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janice victorov
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My remaining symptoms are ringing in ears not constant. Headaches mainly in front. Were bad a month ago but now intermittant. Of course my feet hurt at times.

The worse thing is the headache.

Is this the bart?

I'm on rif and I know it's working because starting to have much more better days. I feel good til around 8 or so and then whatever is left kicks in.

I never had the headache, and neck pain til Rif.

Any thoughts would be great. Janice

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Sinus infection , probably fungal.
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Hi Janice:

You and I are on the same schedule, except I seem to be a week or so behind you.

My ear issues are clearing up. Right ear is fine today, left is more full but clearing. Suspect it was a cold I was having. Hyperacusis is gone.

Remaining symptoms are tinnitus, floaters, and mild calf twitching. Jaw today is a bit sore too.

Can't answer the headache question...never really had them (knock on wood.)

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janice victorov
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Thanks all.
My calves were a bit twitchy as well.

My ears aren't bad either the llmd said they were full of fluid. The fluid is probably from a cold I agree.

Any other insight would be great. [Smile]

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I would bet on Bart. The die off symptoms can be pretty intense, and a headache is often part of that.

I think the die off can produce increased pressure in the head, and this can cause any other number of problems until the Bart is reduced.

I am guessing that your treatment should get rid of the remaining symptoms, given some time.

Bart is notorious for causing foot related problems.

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Dan,
thanks for your insight. I feel fine one day and the next feel like crap. Nothing that I can't deal with still, crappy.

I would think by now the die off would be over. I will say however that it's much better.

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