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Shahbah
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Hi
Since last friday I have been going through what seems like a horrible relapse... basically I am in bed all day, crying all day , in so much pain and burning... and now my scalp is burning, it hurts to even touch it... I just can't deal with this anmore, i don't know what to do with myslef and whish i could find a way to die easily because I am fed up with this suffering...

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Lymetoo
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I'm so sorry you are in such bad shape. I do hope you are receiving treatment for Lyme & Co.

Just know that we care and we love you.

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Shahbah
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thank you so much lymetoo, yes I am receiving treatment but abx just seem to add to my nerve pain, it's terrible and i can't stand this anymore...
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I feel for you Shabbah, but it will get better with treatment...hang in there. God bless, I know it is horrible, as I suffer the same way. I do have many good days now though.

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Shahbah,

So sorry you are suffering so much. I have had the red burning scalp. What has really helped with the pain was mixing some milk with yogurt or kefir, putting it on my scalp, then paper towels and a baseball cap on top.

The cold helps calm down the burning also.

I know that sounds silly, but the lactic acid in the milk helped calm down the infection. The other thing that helped was taking antiparasitic herbs. Hang in there, and try and keep moving forward, it does get better.

Gael

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Shahbah, I'm so sorry you're hurting so much right now. When you're in the middle of pain, it is very hard. It seems like it will go on forever. That is not true. You will get through this.

Could you call your Doctor in the morning~maybe he would have some suggestions. In the meantime, it helps me to get my mind off it. Even by watching Carol Burnett/Tim Conway skits (or something else to laugh) on YouTube. That may sound off the wall, but, it helps to force myself not to think!

My legs are really burning/hurting now. As I pray for relief...I'll pray for you, too.

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I've had that
Surprisingly I did get some relief from coffee enenemas as in my case it was excessive toxins causing the burning

Hang in there, this madness does go away

detox detox detox

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steven
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What Abx are you on?
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Shahbah
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thank you all very much for your support!!! I drank some ginger and it seemed to help... I am now convinced it is from parasites, it is really related to my stomach and gut i wonder what herbes can help with that because I tried parastroy as well as humaworm, they did not help, really... what else can i try? I getting really crazy with this horror...
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Yeast can cause scalp itching. Do you have that too?

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One round of antiparasitic herbs is not enough!!! You have to stay on them. I took them for six mos until I saw results.

You can increase the parastroy to 3 each 2 x a day after the 3rd week. These parasites are very defensive and you have to really go after them full force because they have layed LOTS of eggs and larva as well.

Research and study everything you can on getting rid of them. Persistence is key. The herbs are also antifungal and antibacterial.

Gael

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so which herbes can help?
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