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sky123
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Two times when I have switched bart protocols once with rifampin and now with bactrim I start feeling better initially for about 4 or 5 days and think wow I am finally on the right path. Then after these 4 or 5 decent days it goes back to crap. I was wondering if this is common. Will I start to feel better again after being on the meds for many months? Is it a good sign to have felt a bit better initially? Am I missing or treating the wrong co-infection at this time. I would like to hear if anyone has had similar experiences. Thank you very much...
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Lyme and coinfection treatment is very much UP AND DOWN... that was the hardest part for me. Just as I would think I was getting better, WHAM!

Hang in there!!

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this has been my experience also with bart meds.
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thanks for the replies. just gotta stick with it i guess and hopefully things will start moving in the right direction eventually...
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