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BBinme
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Hello,
I haven't tested pos for Bart but I think I may have it because I react so strongly to Bart meds.

I tried rifampin, only got 2 doses into me and had MAJOR herx, probably the worst one yet, so I had to stop, I do have to function enough to take care of my 3 year old.

I then tried factive, but developed achlilles tendonitis after one week of it, had to stop. Tried a bart, also reacted strongly to that, had
to stop.

For those of you that have Bart, did you react strongly to meds for Bart? And because I reacted so strongly, does this mean I definitely have it?

And because I cannot take those meds, how am I supposed to treat it? Is there anything else I can take med or herb wise for Bart?

Sorry just don't know what else I can do for it and I think I do have Bart and maybe it's one reason I am still sick, than dee

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janice victorov
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If you reacted like that to the meds, my guess you have. Just my opinion though.

Try one or two drops at a time and work up from there.


Drink plenty of lemon water.

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BBinme
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Thank you jkv44 for you response. Do you know if there are any other treatments out there for Bart? Thanks
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Bactrim and Zith combo are also used for Bart.
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I'm kind of in the same boat. I can't tolerate rifampin either and do not want to do any of the fluoroquinilones. I plan on asking my LLNP about bactrim as a alternative at my next visit.

I will have to dig out my notes. I posed this question on a webinar with an LLMD and I forget what Med e said to pair with the bactrim for treating Bart, maybe biaxin??

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Is bactrim septra? I have taken septra and zithro but not together, maybe I will look into that! Thank you hopeny.
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bbinme

The biggest give away for my bart was sore heels and constant nagging headache pain behind my eyes and others.

I didn't have a lot of these symptoms until a year into lyme treatment. I was finally tested for bart and I was positive.

I am on a lot of meds but levaquin for the bart.

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