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Did it coincide with cipro? From your message, it looks like it dropped when back on Cipro. Mine also dropped on Rocephin. Lowest was 2.9. You may need a transfusion if it's below 3.0 again, perhaps that's why he wanted you to see a hematologist. Would the hematologist be Lyme literate? Or, at least Lyme friendly?
lyme in Putnam
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I don't know any lyme literate hematologists. I have appt next week with llmd, I'll ask him if he knows. Funny, on Iv it was never that low. I was on rocephin and zithro Iv, always in the 3's. Thanks. Feel good.
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Rumigirl
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Did you call your LLMD and ask about it? Mine said that if my WBC's, which have been consistently low, got to 2.8 or below to go off the IV abx. Call your dr.
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Carol in PA
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Look into AHCC, a highly effective immuno-modulator that is derived from mushrooms and increases white blood cell count.
AHCC info and products at iHerb. http://www.iherb.com/AHCC The product is all made in Japan, so the brand you buy won't matter.
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Lauralyme
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My wbc just dropped too and I am not on abx
Moxibustion increases wbc if you can find a good accupuncturist that does it
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lyme in Putnam
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Thanks all. I was thinking ehrlichiosis, could be any of them, I've never been in te 2's before. I hate this thing.feel better.
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