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PhillyLyme
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This week my 3 remaining sx have improved. I still expect flare ups around the 28 days cycle but I have been somewhat encouraged to see that:

Body jerks are almost 100% gone,
Never pain is about 95% gone
Ear fullness is gone most days. Still get the fullness feeling for a few mins here and there but mostly gone...

All good right...yes but...I have notice this new back pain that is hard to describe. Not sure if I have pain in the diff areas but it seems that it will go from my spleen area and moved to the other side of my back and then wraps around to the gallbladder area (i dont have a gb).

Is it common to have new sx as old resolved? and what does it mean...coinfection? I am going after babs...what do you take for pain? I know NSAI are not good for us but can they be taken every once in a while...I have not taken any pain meds in over 8 months but I am ready to start again :-(

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nefferdun
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It is very common for new symptoms to emerge when one infection is suppressed allowing another one to emerge. I had cramps in my back but not what you describe. I don't know what it would be. I believe my back pain was from babesia. I also had horrific cramps in the thighs.

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