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Tcoach1
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I have put together patterns of times of the year when my lyme seems to flair. Holidays, Valentine, christmas, thanksgiving. This also is when my diet goes south. Now what ever stress these dates can cause I know that it can help a flair too. But why not fungus. this last flair I started in january this year with some numbness in hand and some slight tingling in legs which has always been my flair symptoms. After a few weeks of antibiotics I reacted odd with being so weak and tounge fungusing up. I am in my second month of Vanco iv and now and having iv diflucan introduced because of the fungus. symptoms left are tingling, twitching of lower legs, some fatigue and some weakness.
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Tcoach...

Yeast can be a beast! It can be hard to sort yeast symptoms from Lyme symptoms for many people.

Don't know what else to say other than to address the yeast continually as if it is there just under the surface (unless full blown like you are seeing), because at any moment it can rear its ugly head!

Diet, lowering stress levels, etc.

Might you be also herxing?

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