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Topic: Constant Headaches

lindadanis
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 51204

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Ever since I started babs meds back in March, I have had a terrible headache above my eyes from the time I wake up until I go to bed. Nothing takes it away. I called the llnp four days ago about this but no reply. Does anyone know why I would have this and any ideas on how to get rid of it. It is horrible!!! thanks so much

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lindadanis
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 51204

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I also have another question. What is an osteopath doctor? Do they usually treat lyme disease? Reason asking I am about to change pcp's and I found one in my area that takes my insurance and heard he treats lyme as well but I have never heard of this type of doctor.

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Lyme248
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 51011

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There are osteopaths in CT that treat Lyme. I heard they're really good. I'll pm you their names.

I'm not actually sure what an osteopath doctor is though.

I take ground ginger when I get a headache, and it seems to help.

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Marz
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Member # 3446

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I had a D.O. once who was my primary care. She didn't treat my Lyme but was understanding of it.

Osteopaths take whole body into account when treating. And more compassionate.

She moved away and not another one around.

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alliebridge
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 9103

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My first Lyme doc was a D.O., and fantastic. As Marz mentioned they take the whole body, whole lifestyle into account. He moved out of state, unfortunately.

I used to get frequent migraines with Lyme. Sometimes it means you need to detox. Lemon water, and just lots of water may help.

Also if it just started with the introduction of a new drug, then it could be an allergy to the drug.

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lindadanis
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 51204

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I have been detoxing and the headaches are still there. Feels like pressure behind my eyes and above the eyes. I never had a migraine so not sure if this is what I have everyday but suffering terribly. I stopped the mepron yesterday to see if this would help.

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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Try the osteo!

https://osteopathic.org/what-is-a-do/

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