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BoxerMom
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Going crazy with worsening symptoms.

I've added colloidal silver, Cryptolepsis and A-Bab, all of which are strong, and I'm taking high doses.

Plus abx and other herbs.

I know this is herxing. Previous twitching around eye was Babs. Now it's whole right side of face.

Still Babs? Maybe Bart herxing again? My eyes are pouring mucus, which is always Bart for me.

What treatment resolved your twitching?

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BoxerMom
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Oh, taking loads of Mag and B12, but would still like to hear if that helped you.

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jupiter76
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I had twitching all overlo my body permanently for M�nchs. For me its Bart or a mycoplasma like organism. Maybe Bart ( not bartonella h�nsele or so) is more like mycoplasmama behause of its Resistance and long Term therapy. Nothing really resolves this just time into treatment.Histamine can also cause twitching which is released during die off/ herxing. Maybe lemon juice into the drinking water. Maybe alpha lipoid acid which helps me against muscle aches.
I still get little twitching but this is a lays with increased treatment which does not hit babs. So in my case it's not babs.

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BoxerMom
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Hmmm...the plot thickens...

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Shiela
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I've had twitching for 3 1/2 years now. It has slowly improved but on-going. I've been using Magnesium, Epsom salt baths, B Complex and antibiotics.

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Ellen101
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I had alot of eye twitching and about a month ago it just stopped...I have not been on any antibiotics since Jnuary. I wish I knew what took it away..
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jjourneys
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I hope someone figures out how to make this go away - I too have this issue, just started a few months ago. Notice it mostly when I sit on the computer too long at work. But it is very aggravating!!!
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seekhelp
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I have this same right side face twitching now too BoxerMom. Really frustrating. My neck feels very tight and swollen.
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Razzle
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My eye twitching comes & goes. Homeopathic Belladonna may help...

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OtterJ
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Have you tried accupuncture? If it is driving you crazy, maybe some nerve work is in order. Some people here don't like accupuncture, but overall, I think it has helped me.
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