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shoney
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Back on abx for babs. Mepron and biaxin. Getting twitching again which I haven't had in ages. Can babs cause this? Also feel like I'm burning up and having burning in my arms. Sounds like Bart but I don't have any other symptoms esp anxiety.

Anyone have any idea what causes the burning?

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GiGi
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I had that horrible burning not only in arms, but also lower legs.

The EMF I was exposed to when a new microwave tower went in in my neighborhood and the toxic metals I was still retaining from many years ago was the only cause. After several months of concentrated metal detox, most of the misery is gone. I am still exposed to the same EMF, which is very difficult to avoid, but the metals are mostly out.

Burning, even freezing, buzzing, twitching, even swelling in some areas, are not always causes of Lyme and/or coinfections. Many of us are walking antennae.

That was my experience and that of many others I know who were living with toxic overload. It's not a good life. The main emphasis when treating Lyme should be to lower the toxic load, the very load that got us to get ill in the first place.

I hope you find the answer. Best wishes.

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I have it too-wish I knew what from!
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