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The sweats and chills are just part of the babesia.
Lyme can affect the hormones .. so I don't really know about babesia.
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Bartenderbonnie
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I also have constant night and day sweats. It is my most debilitating symptom. I believe it's my Babesia back. I remember when I started Mepron and Malarone, my sweats decreased almost immediately.
As I'm not seeing my LLMD due to lack of funds, I aggressively pursued mainstream insurance covered MD's. Endocrinologist, OBGYN, Primary, Urinologist., as night and day sweats can be caused by other diseases or infections. I got NO answers, which I knew would be the case. Even abnormal labs were dismissed, I was offered no remedies or explanations of what, where or why of my symptoms. Useless and a waste of time.
My sufferering is so un-necessary. Im working on getting back to my LLMD ASAP.
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