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Jessiep
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I've asked this before but what do you think causes the low grade fevers?? I get them every single afternoon! I wish I knew what infection was causing it.
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BoxerMom
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This has always been Babesia for me. Even when I think it might be s/t else, it turns out to be Babesia.

It is a typical pattern in Malaria, too.

I would try antimalarials first. If you don't get any response, switch them up. Babs is becoming increasingly resistant.

If you still get no response, move on to try to rule in/out another pathogen.

And always take enough meds. 1-2 does nothing for me. I need at least 3, though sometimes strong herbs can replace an Rx med.

Currently on Tindamax, Zith, Artesunate, Oregano oil, and a Chinese herbal formula.

Rotating Cryptolepsis, Sida Acuta, GSE.

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GretaM
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I agree babesia.

Boxermom-is it lightning pearls? The Chinese formula?

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BoxerMom
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I rotate Lightning, Thunder and Dragon Pearls. I think Lightning is my favorite, though.

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