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LSG Scott
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trying to figure out this new spacey feeling

what symptoms can a difucan herx give you

Thanks guys

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Spacey was certainly one symptom.. increased brain fog, increased fatigue yet insomnia, more depression and crying and emotional crap, some extra aggitation/anxiety, overall "sick" feeling..

Those were the main symptoms! The herx can be horrible for some of us.. Hang in there!!

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It can cause any of the usual yeast symptoms to become worse.. just like a Lyme herx causes any known Lyme symptom to become worse.

I've even had Diflucan cause severe pain in the GB area and acid reflux .. which later was no problem once I got the yeast knocked down a bit.

Since yeast causes the spacey feeling, a herx could do the same.

YEAST SYMPTOMS:
http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/1/104816#000000

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thanks for the info guys

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