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pugs
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Does anybody else have this? I sweat after doing a small chore--it feels awful, i also feel like weak and fainty.

I've had lots of regular tests which didn't show anything with my heart or brain (MRI's, Ultrasounds).

just want to know this gets better with treatment. This is no life! Out of breath all the time!

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Sammi
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I have these symptoms from Babesiosis. Do you have it? Are you treating it?
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momlyme
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One of the symptoms of mercury illness is the inability to regulate sweating which can manifest as either sweating profusely or not sweating at all. I believe it is called temperature dysregulation.

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Toxic mold was suppressing our immune systems, causing extreme pain, brain fog and magnifying symptoms. Four days after moving out, the healing began.

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Interesting...at the beginning of my illness i used to sweat a lot--then i stopped sweating, now it's back with a vengeance along with the out of breath stuff.

I'm about to start babs treatment. I tried some last year but had to stop. thanks for your input.

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momlyme
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Treatment of babs & I believe all types of parasites releases some heavy metals into your system. Have some binders in place.

We use bentonite clay, apple pectin, diatomaceous earth & zeolite (not all at the same time)

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daniel
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bartonella and lyme cause sweating too, it isnt always the babesia bug
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back2game
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Yes, it is so aggravating and disgusting. So self-conscious. Does wonders for relationship.

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01/11-IGM 31 Epitope Positive
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01/11-IGG 41+
Vasculitis 01/07,MCTD 05/06,Fibro 11/04, Myofascial PS 11/03
Embedded Tick app. 1990

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IckyTicky
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I don't have Babs and I have this issue. Within minutes of getting out of the shower my arm pits are sweating.

I went through a time where I could not sweat at ALL and now I sweat all the time.

Since I don't use deodorant or antiperspirant I have to shower all the time.

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baileypup
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I've had this on-and-off during treatment for babesia/lyme. Lately, it feels like my body is radiating heat from the inside, kind of like flushing.
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BackinStOlaf
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MomLyme: How do you take those binders? Any certain time of day? Any specific time away from meds?

ty

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Multiple docs, negative Labcorp test
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2/10-8/10 Amox, ceftin, zith, flagyl
Currently: Bicillin, Minocycline, still dealing with severe breathing issues

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momlyme
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Try to fit them in an hour or two away from food and vitamins/minerals. It's not always easy!

We are doing HPU protocol.

We do binders 3-4 times throughout the day when nausea is flaring... this usually happens when we up the zinc dosage.

Remember to up the zinc in ratio with other supplements so that you don't create an artificial deficiency.

If it is heavy metals you may want to look into HPU for yourself. Do a search for HPU or KPU (same thing).

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willbeatthis
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This was babs for me... I am sorry [Frown] I will pray for your recovery...
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Could be thyroid??
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