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bearlythere
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I have Bartonella and was wondering if any of these symptoms are related.

Stiff legs while walking
need to sit down due to weak legs
very off balance in my head
blue/redish feet
eve. fever and some night sweats
red raised pin size bumps on my body

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Toppers
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I have red bumps all over my legs if that is of any coincidence, in the very areas where most of the burning legs comes from.
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Jamers
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I also have all of these...Im 100% positive I have Bart but no positive test. These seemed to reappear after treating babesia for 3 months so I think they are definately related.

Would you mind PM'ing me with the LLMD you see in Maryland? I travel there from NC.

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Diagnosed Pos. Lyme Nov. 17, 2010, Igx.
Pos. Babesia Duncani March 2011, Igx.
Clinical diagnosis for Bartonella

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TF
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The bumps could be from bartonella. Here are some bart symptom quotes about bumps from Burrascano:

"Tender sub-cutaneous nodules along the extremities, especially outer thigh, shins, and occasionally along the triceps."

"May have papular or linear red rashes (like stretch marks that do not always follow skin planes), especially in those with GI involvement." (page 26)

http://www.ilads.org/lyme_disease/B_guidelines_12_17_08.pdf

"Papular" means little red bumps, sort of like the look of a pimple.

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Carol in PA
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quote:
Originally posted by bearlythere:

red raised pin size bumps on my body

Bleeding under the skin can occur from broken blood vessels that form tiny pinpoint red dots (called petechiae).

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More info about petechia:
http://drugster.info/ail/pathography/908/

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karenl
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This can also be from parasites. With this arm I would do the K protocol immediately and start with biltricide as he suggests.
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bearlythere
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Yikes! That looks scary..I have those to a smaller extent. I'm still curious if it's a bart. symptom.
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beths
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Off balance is usually babesia. I have the weak legs from babs (I think)
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I had them and they are gone - this is what counts.
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