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lyme in Putnam
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Doing some herbs and 1000 mg. cipro. My teeth are killing me. Cipro target Bart? Im asking for ivermectin next visit. Thought protomyxzoa coud cause teeth to hurt. I'm so tired
Of self absorbed with this myself but my brain is not thinking like me. I HATE THIS.

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janice victorov
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Yes, cipro is good for Bart. I had horrible jaw and teeth pain in he beginning while treating Bart. It does get better.

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janice victorov
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Yes, cipro is good for Bart. I had horrible jaw and teeth pain in he beginning while treating Bart. It does get better.

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lyme in Putnam
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Thanks Janice. Hope you're doing better. I want to rip my head off. Be well.

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I would say its Bart. When I began Byron White A-Bart my teeth hurt a lot.

If I up my current dose I still will have some tooth pain. Its really annoying.

I hope it eases up soon for you. Its no fun!

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Oh *;&* I hate that pain. Hope it goes away quickly for you.

Have you ever tried oil pulling? This could help with the pain.

If you don't mind me asking, which herbs? I use A-bart and I know if I do too much I get the pain you are describing.

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On parsely, sasparilla, astragalus, put wormwood and samento aside for now. Llmd appt. Friday. Mind bothers me more than teeth. I JUST WANT YO KNOW WH AT ITS LIKE TO BE NORMAL AGAIN. ( normal for me, just thinking right)'. Thanks. Feel better.

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I had some jaw pain in the first month with Cipro as well. Ive been on cipro for about 3 months now... I think. My mind and time frames dont do the greatest.

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Levaquin hit Bart in teeth/gums/mouth.
So I'd say yes.

Is Cipro easier on the tendons than Levaquin?
WHich floroquinolones are?

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lyme in Putnam
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Can you teeth hurt from allergies?

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