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ktkdommer
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I tried searching before making this post on Tamiflu but I couldn't find a clear answer as to whether or not we can take it.
Today after 6 days of fever and bronchitis I went to my family doc. He thinks I may have viral pneumonia since I am already on so many antibiotics. My lungs are a mess. It seems like I read somewhere that Tamiflu was a no-no for people with Lyme.
While googling I found a connection to Lyme and sarcadiosis. Could I have that?
Wish I could get better!

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Things are never dull. After 3 fighting Lyme, 2 are in remission. Youngest is still sick, age 22. He has new diagnosed Chiari Malformation and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.

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I think you have to take it early on... like in the first 3 days.

I'm sorry you are so ill. Sounds terrible.

Yes, there is a connection between Lyme and sarcoidosis. I'm not sure if your symptoms fit or not. Sounds like the flu to me.

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Yeah, I read the earlier the better. My doctor still prescribed it. I just wanted to be sure it wouldn't bring up live viruses or stir things up.
I referred to sarcoidosis because on House Monday night the guy literally coughed up his lung. I feel that way.
I thought I could fight off bronchitis and never thought I would be this sick for so long.
Thanks for the post.

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I personally would take it. I have some onhand in case I get the flu since I refuse to take the vaccines.

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Thanks, it is at the pharmacy right now.

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I had the flu last year and took Tamiflu starting the 3rd day. It worked like a charm. I was better in 2 days.
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hey KTK youre not feeling well. thats why mailbox was full get better and Ill tell ya about my first lab results. GET WELL KTK!!!

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NWOODS WI/ bit May08 diagnosed Jul08 Lyme
March 09 symptoms return Ehrlichiosis pos.no Lyme?
Feb 11 CD57=26 Mycoplasma 343 Babesia 55.2 HHV6 5.8
WB CDC POSITIVE 31++ 39+ 41++ 58++ 66+ 83+
WB IGG POSITIVE 31++ 34 IND 39 IND 41++ 58++

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ktkdommer
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DB- I just emptied mailbox and sent you a PM.
X-rays are back and it is double pneumonia.
I want to know when I will be well!

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There have been some cases of psychosis/suicide associated with this, such as these:

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn11451-japan-bans-tamiflu-for-teenagers-.html

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