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Topic: Symptom profile for babesia?

paleogal
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Member # 45991

posted

I’ve been out of the treatment game for a while because I’ve been doing great overall.

I did have surgery earlier this year and I’m wondering if maybe it’s flaring something as a result of that whole experience.

Recently I’ve been getting some sweats, minor headaches, weight gain, skin crawlies, and some fasiculations. Does that say babesia to anyone? The crawlies are particularly bad, but I only remember getting sweats when we were aggressively treating babesia.

I no longer have an llmd. I can’t remember if this is babesia, and if it is I’ll reach back out to an llmd to re-address it. Or maybe mold? Or….? Any ideas appreciated!

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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Bartonella and Babesia symptoms list AND Dr Burrascano's checklist chart of symptoms:
http://www.mybrainhealth.org/files/Lyme_check_list_06_01_12.pdf

Maybe this will help narrow it down.

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LisaK
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Member # 41384

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if you have mast cell issues the surgery could have brought them out also. and symptoms do overlap with MCAS an TBD.

I wish you well.

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Be thankful in all things- even difficult times and sickness and trials - because there is something GOOD to be seen

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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I was actually thinking the same thing.

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