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lyme in Putnam
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Everyone's different, had good 1st 2 weeks, herx, salt, downhill since then. Started b-12 methylcolbaline shots, feel worse, more energy, but mind more active, depersonalization worse.

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Up.

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I have been on rocephin for almost four months.

I had a great first month, then the second month went downhill.

The past two months I've seen a lot of improvement though. My neuro symptoms have really started to improve recently as well.

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I was on Rocephin in 2007-2008. I noticed improvement within a month. My neuropathy pain was much less and my sleep was great. I was waking up feeling so good.
I was on for six months and then had a gallbladder attack. They took me off Rocephin and within 6 months I started going backwards.

I would have stayed on longer as it gave me the most improvement...

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I was on IV Rocephin for 4 months. �I saw grand improvement in the first two weeks. �I got 95% better and was ecstatic. �

Symptoms started to increase thereafter, from a list of 3-5 symptoms to 2 pages worth. �

I believe the problem might have been that I was not given a cyst buster. �Through the course of Rocephin administration I could feel an increase of bacteria load in my blood. �It lead to appendage numbness and tingling.

In retrospect I would have taken the IV with Biaxin and Tindamax or Flagyl as well as GSE. �This would break up the biofilm and reduce cysts. �Tindamax and Flagyl are also great for coinfections, Biaxin is also useful for coinfections.

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2nd Lymein DC. Rocephin seemed to stir a bunch of stuff up for me. But I was given the IV as Monotherapy, without a cyst buster, and it really wound up being a waste of time. I think Rocephin would be best paired with a cyst buster, and probably another abx.

I am not a doctor, but this was my experience. I have heard many similar stories to mine.

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Im sorry, I meant to say 2nd that, Lymedin 2010. Where is my brain?
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