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Topic: Cold/ numb toes

WhitneyS
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 25666

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Hi All,
I have been having very weird feeling in my toes. They go freezing cold and numb, while I am just sitting in my house with sox on. Moving them around or walking does not help.

It is very hard for them to warm up and take forever. When you look at them they are totally white, and then they get little sore spots on them once the cold/ numb sensation is gone. The spot will just look like a dot, about the size of a small mole or large freckle. The spot will stay there for several weeks.

Anyone have this? I am not on Flagyl right now, so not worries about that. I'm on zithromax, Rifampin, and Bicilin shots, also Buhner's herbs.

Any thoughts?!

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WhitneyS
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 25666

posted

anyone?

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MamaMelvis
Member
Member # 26818

posted

I have 1 toe on each foot that goes cold/numb and turns white or an odd yellow color. This is a fairly new symptom for me so I'm not sure what exactly it is. I don't have a spot or anything like that.

Sorry I'm not more help!

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~*Melvis*~

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WhitneyS
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 25666

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Hmm ok-- well i see my LLMD Monday, so I'll bring it up again, and maybe hell have some more thoughts.

Thanks for tryin!

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chiquita incognita
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I think it' s really important to have a doctor's diagnosis and then people can be of better support with their comments.

Do tell us what he says and then get back to us.

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