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Long story short is my Babesia and Bart are making a slight comeback after 10 months on meds. My main symptoms are burning in toes returning and middle of the night sweats. My LLMD has me on;

Doxy and Rifampin: Bart

Cefuroxime, Tinidazole:

Azithromycin,Atovaquone: Babesia

My LLMD named a bunch of meds to possibly switch it up. She took me off Atovaquone because I've been on it for 8 months straight with babesia symptoms still hanging on. She gave me some options below.... I told her I wanted to research them before I made a decision. What do you guys think???

Babesia options:
Primaquine & Clindamycin (2 pills 4X daily!)
or
Mefloquine (Lariam) work up to one pill once weekly.

Bart options:
Clazithromycin and Bactrim DS
Or stick with
Doxy an Rifampin

Any thoughts recommendations on what options sound best. Thanks!

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Any help?
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Primaquine is the only medication to get the dormant form.

Primaquine and Coartem finally got rid of it for me. Clindamycin like Coartem will get it out of the blood stream.

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