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Knight33
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Lymeorsomething
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It's for lyme primarily and traditionally the cyst form though it looks like it gets the 'chetes too.


Evaluation of in-vitro antibiotic susceptibility of different morphological forms of Borrelia burgdorferi.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=sapi%20lyme

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i was going to ask this as well. I was given it and realised i don't even know what it's for. I figured lyme but then I saw some old blog where some girl said she was given it for Babesia.

I'm taking Tindamax and minocycline.

I guess it's just lyme.

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Mr. Al: That would be very unusual to have just Lyme. That is seldome the case.
What blood work have you had done for coinfections? What are you symptoms?

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oh, I meant I guess Tindamax just treats lyme. Not I probably just have lyme.
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I heard it also hits parasites...true?
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True.

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I think it also might treat C. Diff. (at least I think they use Flagyl, which is related to Tindamax, to treat C. Diff). I know it is used to treat giardia and some other parasites.

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Someone posted a study a few days ago in which tindamax killed the cysts and also over 95% of the spirochetes -in vitro. It was the most effective drug according to the post. Look back a page or two to find it.

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Neff, that abstract is posted above.

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Just thought i'd throw in that when i started taking tindamax i started getting seven day cycles of headaches and such which is bab's. My llmd told me tindamax is anti protozoal which is what babesia is...probably hits parasites too.
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