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Char De
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It took me 13 months of suffering and many doctors and tests until I found a holistic dr who mentioned Lyme. After researching on my own and remembering a bullseye bite 7/10 I finally had an answer. Long story short......I did 6 weeks of doxy and my symptoms immediately came back after going off. Now I am 12 days into azithromycin and metronidazole and herxing like crazy! How do I know if I have confections?
I did igenex testing which showed negative with ++41 and several indeterminate? Pains have subsided but flu like symptoms with up and down burning keep me home bound.
I thank god it was 16 months from bite to diagnosis. In the Midwest so everyone was starting to think it was in my head.
Any advice for coinfection tests?

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Is your doc ILADs trained? They are the ones who know how to diagnose co infections.

Can you describe the up and down burning (where is it, when is it--a.m, p.m. before meals, after meals)? Any other symptoms?

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