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berneck1
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I’m in the Baltimore area, and I was wondering if anyone in here has advice on HRT? It’s not something I’ve considered in the past, because I wasn’t sure if the science was fully there yet. However in recent years it seems things have come a long way. Any negatives when considering chronic Lyme?

The other issue I have is trying to find someone who doesn’t seem like a snake oil salesman. Every site I look at seems like it’s overselling. I want a doctor who is willing to tell me if something isn’t necessary, instead of someone looking to make a buck….

Thoughts?

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Currently pulsing IV Flagyl and Rocephin. As well as daily Mepron and Azithromycin.
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You can go to just about any compounding pharmacy and they can suggest doctors who are prescribing it. I think it's great.

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