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Mountaineer
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Has anyone hear have problems drinking alcohol. Seem i have only one beer and i feel really tired, sick, list goes on. Has anyone been told by a llmd about this.
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Yes, this is a common lyme symptom. See it mentioned on page 11 of Burrascano Guidelines:

"Exaggerated symptoms or
worse hangover from alcohol"

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

Also, if you are being treated for lyme disease, drinking alcohol guarantees that the treatment will fail. This is per Burrascano:

"There are three things that will predict treatment failure regardless of which regimen is chosen: Noncompliance, alcohol use, and sleep deprivation. Advise them to take a break when (or ideally before) the inevitable mid afternoon fatigue sets in (napping is encouraged)." (page 17)

"CERTAIN ABSOLUTE RULES MUST BE FOLLOWED IF LYME SYMPTOMS ARE TO BE PERMANENTLY
CLEARED:

1. Not allowed to get behind in sleep, or become overtired.
2. No caffeine or other stimulants that may affect depth or duration of sleep, or reduce or eliminate naps.
3. Absolutely no alcohol!
4. No smoking at all.
5. Aggressive exercises are required and should be initiated as soon as possible.
6. Diet must contain generous quantities of high quality protein and be high in fiber and low in fat and carbohydrates- no simple carbohydrates are allowed. Instead, use those with low glycemic index.
7. Certain key nutritional supplements should be added.
8. COMPLIANCE! (page 27)

See #3 on the list.

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Good discussions here:

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/107798?#000004

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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this makes me wonder about the small amount of valium that i take to control seizures. i know it's processed through the liver the same as alcohol...hmmm
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