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Topic: what can I take for bone pain?

jlcd1
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 18138

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I dont want to have to ask for prescription pain meds so what can I take for this horrible bone pain? Its mostly in my scapula area but kinda everywhere. Also which infection is this? Im on rifampin only 1/4 of the dose so far and doxy. Not up to the full dose on that either.

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lookup
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 44574

posted

Homeopathic Eupatorium perfoliatum 30c for bone

pain and it can be found at the health food

store. Repeat more often in the beginning and as

pain subsides start spacing out doses. You can

go to higher potencies but you'd have to order

online or go through your homeopath.

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Maia_Azure
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 44330

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I have bone pain in my hips, shoulders, arms. I've had it since my IV treatment and wish I knew what it was

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Bulls eye 2005
Dx Babesia, Lyme 2014

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jlcd1
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Member # 18138

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Thanks I will ask my LLNP tomorrow.

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tdtid
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Member # 10276

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I use to have horrid bone pain.

My LLMD said it was Babesia and we had to treat it aggressively many times over before finally getting it under control.

As far as what to do while going through the pain, that is a tough one.

I use to take a lot of Epsom salt baths. And I spent a lot of time on heating pads and ice packs back and forth.

The good news is that with treatment, it does totally go away, but while you are going through it, it sure doesn't feel like it ever will.

Good luck to you.

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jlcd1
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Member # 18138

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thanks!

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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Definitely up your magnesium in case that helps. The epsom salt baths would be good for anyone.

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