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hi everyone..i am still suffering from extreme vertigo, to the point where i cant walk without assistance sometimes. i was just wondering if anyone had unrelenting vertigo and what meds helped, if any? im currently on rifampin and doxy. thanks so much!
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-------------------- Diagnosed with chronic neuro lyme 12/10 after 30 years of vertigo.2 tick bites in 3 yrs from upstate NY. Was on omincef for nine mths..zith and rifampin stopped.Remission~ All the pain and symptoms are back and I am not treating now with biaxin. Posts: 788 | From New york..queens | Registered: Nov 2010
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For me ativan calmed down my vertigo and also treatment for lyme and babesia. Babesia was a huge cause of vertigo for me. Do you have babesia?
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Catgirl
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I tried all the meds the hospital gave me (did nothing for me), even tried physical therapy. Acupuncture helped the most.
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manybites
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Babesia treatment helps .
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Lauralyme
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Complete abstinence from sugar Also Babesia treatment tons of detox
Feeling empathy for you vertigo has to be the absolute worst thing
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A mix of doxy,rifampin and coartem taken together did the trick for me.
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I had an almost-constant feeling of being off-balance whenever I stood up. It was like I was tipping over. Starting babesia treatment (in my case I started with Art) helped a lot.
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