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Topic: Stopping treatment & body becomes ALIVE?

Lymedin2010
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Do you notice that when you stop treatment, that your body becomes ALIVE with so many more disturbances?

You feel more muscle twitches, pins/needles, burning, weakness, tremors/vibrations, & creepy crawling sensation?

As if after stopping treatment, Borrelia wakes up from cyst mode & misbehaves rather quickly? It literally feels like you have things crawling inside of you?

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bluelyme
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 47170

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Ya im scared to stop for this reason...are you pulsing abx? Bvt?herbs? All 3?

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windingshores
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I stayed on antibiotics for 6 years due to this reaction to stopping. My Lyme doctor told me I needed to stay on for life.

I went to a functional medicine doctor who told me there is a withdrawal reaction from antibiotics (I believe involving inflammation and rebound from immune system, but only as I remember.

I was determined to get off. Antibiotics messed with my gut and immune system: I now have so many food and medicine allergies and sensitivities. And the tetracyclines caused lupus for me (ANA 1: 5280).

Anyway so I went off and gave it 2-3 weeks for the withdrawal. For some it might be more. After that I felt much better than I did on antibiotics.

Noone seems to be aware of this withdrawal syndrome.

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