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I've got one day left of my 3 day course of this med. I don't feel so hot on it. Some pain in my liver/spleen area. Bad fatigue, some sweats, bad head pressure/air hunger today, and more. It hit me out of nowhere today. My throat feels tight too but it gets better.
I'm hoping I'm not allergic to it, The tightness does go away though.
It's really getting to me because everything I take causes me to feel worse most times with little improvement on the back end. I need to do a second 3-day course to finish off the worms in 21 days according to my LLMD. I should be set then.
I can't believe how bad my body hurt today. Back hurt, arms hurt, every joint. I started dry heaving badly this morning. Scary.
I really feel at times I'm just wasting my time with treatment and poisoning myself. What's the point of always being sick if nothing positive ever comes out of it? It's stupid.
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/\ I am breaking out in terrible chills. Strange. I feel like I can't stop shaking. Almost neuro-like. Anyone else have this reaction to this drug?
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Seek,
I just looked up the side effects and from what your saying you could be having an allergic reaction.
I would NOT take another dose and call your doctor first thing. If your symptoms get worse go to the E R. Let us know how you're doing
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ditto glm1111. D o n o t t a k e another one. Get better!
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I hope you are able to reach your LLMD tomorrow Hang in there
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Seek,
Are you okay?
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I'm here everyone. Thanks for the advice. I think I'm done with this med honestly. I DO NOT like how my body reacted to it.
Those chills did not seem right. I had one dose yet, but I'm calling it quits. I'm putting a call into my LLMD's office right now. I don't need my next pill to be the one that puts me over the edge. I feel like my body is trying to tell me something.
Yeah, maybe a herx, but the risks seem high.
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Have you ever had chills with any of your other babesia treatments? This sounds a lot like a babesia dieoff to me. Most LLMD's think that both flagyl and tindamax have some effect on babs. Maybe the mebandazole is working on babs?
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seekhelp, I think you're wise to stop the med and call your LLMD. I had throat swelling on Flagyl and I kept going and ended up going to the ER. Your LLMD should be able to find another med combo that works for you that doesn't result in this sort of reaction.
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I've had some chills, but this is the worst I recall since I first fell ill. Very, very anxious as well. Internal-type tremor feeling. Legs feel weak, some dry heaving, and more. The chills almost felt like tingling throughout my entire body down to my feet. It's different than I experienced before.
You could be right Bea, but it's a big risk IMO. Especially with a drug with no known impact on WA-1.
This works different than Flagyl and Tindamax I believe. I handled Flagyl pretty well. NOTHING like this. Coartem gives me intense anxiety at times, but not these 'chills.'
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seekhelp, sounds like a good babesiosis herx to me, too!
All these symptoms can be babesiosis:
Pain in liver/spleen area, bad fatigue, some sweats, bad head pressure/air hunger throat feels tight too but it gets better. The tightness does go away Back hurt, arms hurt, every joint. started dry heaving badly this morning. Scary. terrible chills
This may be a time that you choose to live thru a nasty herx in hopes of a big kill! I find it promising that you're NOT listing a bunch of Bart symptoms.
Have you been documenting your symptoms over the past few weeks or months? Dr B lists Babs sx flare every 4 to 6 days (16th edition, Oct 2008), but my experienced LLMD stated flares are every 3 to 4 days. My Babs is on a 4-day cycle.
quote:Originally posted by Camp Other: had throat swelling on Flagyl and I kept going and ended up going to the ER.
Camp Other, what was the result of that ER trip? Any relevant findings?
seekhelp, if you haven't already, phone a pharmacist or two and ask them about allergic reactions to mebendazole. I'm not familiar with that or flagyl, just working on killing Babesia...
You're living in your body, so YOU know best.
I'd be inclined to wait it out, continue dose prescribed, and consider an endoscopic exam soon, but when less anxious. Esophageal cancer is a risk that should be evaluated. Someday ducks will connect the dots back to untreated babesiosis when non-smokers develop esophageal cancer...
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Seek.
Glad you're okay. Chills are one of the symptoms of allergic reaction. I would rather ere on the side of caution.
That being said, I have had really profound internal vibrations and tingling with antiparasitics from the parasites dying.
These parasites can cause some profound herxes. If you had the same reactions from herbs I wouldn't have been as worried. Maybe consider doing herbs?
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Chills used to be one of my common symptoms.
Then I started mepron and the chills went away after a bit.
After almost 4 straight months, my LLMD wanted me to take a week break from the mepron and my chills returned big time, as in almost constant.
Back on mepron and they're gone.
Just sayin'.
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Good points everyone. However, Mepron/Malarone does not indicate chills as a side effect, right? I don't recall seeing that. I think Gael/GiGi's concern is this is one of them.
It's a tough call. I guess the sad truth is 3 days of this protocol does little to nothing according to Dr. K so not much will be accomplished.
I have read website after website and can find NOTHING stating this drug has any impact on Babesia.
Remember to Smile, I had an upper endoscopy done two weeks ago showing severe Eosinophilic Esophagitis. The GI doc said it has no link to cancer, but does cause misery. So far no one has had an explanation as to cause. I'm told 50% of adults have this and food allergies are not the cause. What's new, huh?
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I may take a high dose of Vitamin C powder to see if I get some relief.
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I am yawning so hard and often my neck muscles are cramping. Crazy. Like every 1-2 min.
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Now THAT sounds like a herx. Everything is connected to the G. I. track and I am sure you stirred the suckers up at the very least.
Too bad you can't (I know you have high blood pressure)hit them with some salt/c. Maybe doing a warm water enema would help.
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Remember to Smile,
I was told I was having an allergic reaction and to stop the medication. The key thing was the swelling got worse with each dose. It wasn't improving even when my anxiety levels were low.
I went on Mepron and Clarithromycin and had no problems with them, allergy wise. My liver had problems with the Mepron though, so I had to stop. I hope at some time in the future I can try again.
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quote:Originally posted by seekhelp: had an upper endoscopy done two weeks ago showing severe Eosinophilic Esophagitis. The GI doc said it has no link to cancer, but does cause misery. So far no one has had an explanation as to cause. I'm told 50% of adults have this and food allergies are not the cause.
I think Babesia is the cause. Inflammation is the set-up for cancer.
That "50% of adults" could be a rough underestimate of the 66% of LD patients infected with Babesia microcoti as per Dr B's page 23.
I had canker sores perpetually for decades and ducks would tell me, "Yeah, they can be painful." Clueless. They're a symptom of LD! And triggered by food allergies.
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Seek,
I kind of know how you feel. Ivermectin seems to have a similar effect upon me as the Mebendazole is having on you. I was never quite sure if it was a an allergic reaction or a herx. It's better to be safe than sorry though.
Also, this is most likely not related to the reaction that you are having with mebendazole but I just wanted to mention that some anti-parasite drugs such as Diethylcarbamazine Citrate, Ivermectin and Praziquantel can cause something called a Mazzotti reaction or a Mazzotti "like" reaction.
I am not sure if mebendazole can cause this type of reaction or not though..... I don't think it does.
Mazzotti reactions are primarily seen in people that are heavily infected with filarial parasites. And the reaction appears to result from the massive die off of the filarial parasite within the body that some anti-parasite drugs can cause.
Symptoms of the Mazzotti reaction include fever, headache, sore throat, cough, pruritus, rash, vertigo, conjunctivitis, arthralgia, myalgia, lymphadenopathy, lymphadenitis, oedema, weakness, tachycardia, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and more.
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Interesting Emla, if Mebendazole did this to me, would Ivermctin kill me? lol. That reaction basically sounds like the symptoms Gael often says these parasites cause anyway. Who would know the difference? Know what I mean?
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FWIW I just did a phone consult with my LLMD RE Albenza allergic reactions. They said the worrisome reactions are hives, trouble breathing and closing of the throat which are medical emergenices.
I was told to increase binders (bentonite clay) to 3-4 times a day. Got any charcoal handy?
They also said when the herx is so severe instead of stopping the med, to reduce the dosage to 1/10th until symptoms subside then increase to regular dosage.
Also was told the drug Ketotifin (helps to heal leaky gut) is helpful to make parasite treatment more tolerable.
Like you I hate this drug!! I don't even want to imagine what Ivermectin will be like
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Thanks for the information. I'm willing to endure a good amount to come out the other end better. I just want to be sure I'm doing the right thing. While my LLMD is excellent and has a great reputation, I've heard a few horror stories of people going septic when they said to keep going and it's just a herx! This was on IV of course.
Being so far away from your doctor presents real challenges, though I couldn't afford to see them anyways in the office! We all need to understand all a LLMD's staff can do is guess as to what's going on from hundreds of miles away w/no physical exam. Scary.
I actually took 2 capsules of activated charcoal this morning. I got desperate.
I'm waiting to hear back from my LLMD's office. `
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Hi seekhelp, please read this whole web-site below>
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I personaly think herbs are much safer and not as hard on the liver. The herxes can get rough, but there is much less of a chance of having a severe allergic reaction.
I would be scared to take some of these allopathic antiparasitics. Don't get me wrong though, I have had allopathic meds save my life more than once.
Will be interesting to hear what your doc has to say.
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Steve, I assume you provided the link to show me chills are a sign of allergic reaction to the drug? If there's more, let me know. Gael, I agree some allopathic drugs come with severe risks/side effects.
One can easily have allergic reactions to herbals too I would think.
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2 capsules of charcoal? I take 6
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I have no idea what is the right dose? No doc ever told me. I just looked at the bottle. Does that much take away vital minerals as well?
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I did find one journal article which indicates that mebendazole may have some effect against protozoa. I honestly think that most of the antiparasite meds probably have at least a slight effect on babesia.
Maybe you have discovered a new babs med that may help others.
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Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg. 2009 May;103(5):437-42. Epub 2009 Feb 4.
Mebendazole in parasitic infections other than those caused by soil-transmitted helminths.
Center for Hygiene, Epidemiology and Microbiology, Matanzas City, Cuba.
Abstract
Mebendazole, a benzimidazole carbamate compound, is currently in use for human medical practice against soil-transmitted helminthiasis (STH) and enterobiasis.
However, it has been demonstrated that its spectrum of activity is broad and goes beyond those infections.
Several studies provide evidence that this drug, taken at higher doses than used for STH and enterobiasis, could be sufficiently effective on some protozoa, nematodes and cestodes.
PMID: 19195670 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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Interesting Bea. I see it doesn't mention Babesia, but that does bring up possibilities. I definitely felt an incredibly strong reaction!
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All the chills / anxiety gone now. Stopped the meds, symptoms disappeared. Hmm...trembling ceased. What do I make of this? BTW, this drug has a 3-9 hr half-life.
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Well my LLMD got back to me...the verdict:
KEEP GOING. Hmmm.. She had no fears of allergic reaction at all apparently and said to take Zyrtec & Zantac and finish last dose.
I pray she knows what she's talking about!
She wants me to do the 2nd 3-day course in 21 days too.
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Binders, binders, binders
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This drug continues to be absolutely brutal. I started my 2nd 3-day course 21 days after my initial completion per my LLMD. Three doses in and I feel horrendous again. Whatever bug I have REALLY despises this drug.
Last night I was having bad chills, burning sensation in my legs/arms, very stiff neck, off-balance feeling, some sweats, anxiety through the roof, elevated blood pressure, fatigue and more. It affects me so much more than any Malarone, Mepron, or other anti-malarials.
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i am going though the same thing,i have only been on albendazole for 3days and it is kicking my butt,more than any antibiotic i have ever been on.i was going to throw in ivermectin but i read if parasite die off is bad with abendazole lower dose and skip one to two days to rest which i am i will start with half dose again today,which i am putting off hour by hour.i had liver pain very weak legs,my eyes looked like i had pink eye(this has happened to me when i herxed on diflucan)i had a feeding tube which caused yeast to get into my throat and belly,when they first gave me diflucan i was rolling around on floor telling my husband to make it stop!!!i am so glad at the doctors advice to go slower and continue,anyhow i did get nervous on how hard it was hitting me but feel better with the lower dose,at the same time it is helping my intestines i do get burning and stinging throughout my pelvis,again this happened when i went on cipro my pelvis which i had previous surgery on a couple yrs into lyme went haywire.i think lyme like scar tissue or surgery sites for some reason.my throat started bothering me on albendazole but i have had worse on zithro which just got worse and worse.and was not responding to allergy med so i stopped.did you try allergy med? the first dose my blood pressure dropped which scared me but is better now.i am scared to do charcoal because i do not want to get constipated.keep us posted.
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Yes, I'm now on Zyrtec and Zantac per my LLMD Anjiell. Part of me wants to just finish the dosing and another part says to cut back.
I'm sorry you're having so many issues with Albendazole. It sure sounds familiar. I took the charcoal, but I also take Miralax to try to help move things along. I also take high-dose Vitamin C.
I wonder how much is just medication side effects vs. die-off if any truly is die-off?
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i have not vomited or dry heaved on this med,just recently i vomited,dry heaved and the room was spinning for days on biaxin,i cannot tolerated that whether i am allergic or herxing so i stopped.this med has hit me hard and i just took my 200mg a few minutes ago so i will see if anything lessens.if you go onto curezone and go to forums and pick (parasited drug forum)there is another one but that is for herbs,there good protocals for these meds.there is someone called icu who posted that if you having sever herx to cut back 1 to 2 days.maybe you need a different anti parasitic,some people can do ivermectin and other can only do albendazole,if you cannot tolerate it you do not want to stress your body so it cannot heal,i read that severe herx and inflammation or allergy is counterproductive,and can leave damage.this lower abd pelvis burning is quite intense and i am on pain meds.i had this symptom before so all i can do is press forward,i have no doubt i have some kind of parasite,10 yrs of my own 5 animals and in between strays.i really just want to get the parasite treatment out of the way.i also do wonder what is die off and what is this med is killing my liver.that massotti rxn thing happens alot,actually i have read that people loaded with parasites have to be hospitalized with iv to help through that period,i hope i can avoid an er trip.i am also starting to get ear ringing,how can i say thats an allergy when for two yrs before they new i had lyme i had to wrap a scarf around my head because my ears would ring so high pitch for hrs,the pressure was so severe i could not move,sometimes i threw up,that was from probally from lyme and whateever else the lyme invited in.if your that uncomfortable and do not have a doctor to ask i would rest your body.
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seekhelp, you should really go on curezone and look up ICU'S posts. he or she recommends starting bactrim or doxy because when the parasites start to die she talks about them moving and carrying other bacteria lyme,etc throughout the body and soft tissue infections can start.i started bactrim last night because alot of my lyme symptoms started again.not to mention i am wondering if cdiff is starting with me from my last round of antibiotics.i will bring in stool sample again.i really did not like the idea of adding more meds to the parasite meds but i will try.
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Seekhelp,
I can sympathize with what you are going through with the anti-parasite medication because I have had a similar result with Ivermectin. And unfortunately, it seems to be rather difficult to distinguish between a herx/mazzotti and drug side effects.
Last November I started taking Ivermectin and I had a terrible reaction to it!!! At the time I wasn't sure if my bad reaction was due to me possibly being intolerant to the drug or if I was just experiencing a herx reaction or maybe even a Mazzotti like reaction.
So, I eventually lowered my dosage considerably and I took the Ivermectin less frequently. And over the last few months I have increased my dosage and just recently I have also started taking it more frequently.
Actually, I have been taking half dose Ivermectin for the last several days now and so far I have had no side effects from it and no bad reactions. When I first started taking the Ivermectin that dosage made me fell absolutely awful..... just awful!!!!!! And now since I seem to be tolerating that dosage so much better than I previously had been I can only assume what I was initially experiencing was either a herx or a Mazzotti like reaction.
Since I seem to be handling higher dosages of Ivermectin now I will probably up the dosage during my next treatment cycle. Hopefully, I'll be able to work up to the full dosage.
Anyway, I hope that you soon figure out what type of reaction you are having from the mebendazole because if your reaction is a result of you being intolerant to the drug then you need to stop taking it. But if your reaction is a herx or mazzotti reaction then in the long run anti-parasite meds may help you.
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And speaking of parasites being able to cause bacteria to spread throughout the body. The Strongyloides parasite is a very good example of this. More info about that can be found on the links down bellow.
So, it does seem like it would be useful to take an antibiotic such as doxycycline while treating for parasites. Plus doxycycline has some anti-parasitic properties of it's own.
And Anjiell, I agree with your comments about ICU at curezone. The poster "ICU" is a woman and her name is Mary. She occasionally posts on the yahoo group finding1cure.
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Seek, I tolerated Albenza much better when taking DMG......maybe it would help you
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I have some of that supplement Lauralyme. How much were you taking?
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A whopping 16 caps a day! This was by energy testing specifically for me
check my thread titled DMG
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Wow, I take 1-2 a day max. Little difference, right?
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I'm putting a call into my LLMD's office right now. I don't need my next pill to be the one that puts me over the edge. I feel like my body is trying to tell me something. 
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