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cityzen
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Hello. I was wondering, if someone is on abx and they got bit by a tick:

1.If there weren't any co-infections would that person become infected?

2.Would the tick bite cause his current symptoms to flare up?

3.Will it make getting to remission even harder?

I don't know if this has happened to me. I walked in a park one weekend and about 5 days later my sx started flaring up.

It got real bad for about 4 days and then I started to feel better. Now I'm almost back to how I felt 2 weeks ago but not quite there yet.

I know there could be other explanations for what happened:yeast,sugar,toxins,etc...

Maybe I'm being paranoid...maybe not?

It seems like this nightmare will never end!


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I was reinfected with lyme and babesia with a new tick bite two summers ago. I was on oral antibiotics for lyme at the time.

I relapsed with both bugs. The babesia got a firm foothold, which makes treating the lyme more difficult. We've been battleing the babesia ever since. I have WA1 rather than microti.

Speak with your doctor about retesting for the coinfections. For me they are the real trouble makers in being able to get to the lyme.


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Could have been a herx too.

I was bitten two months ago and came down with the "flu" 9 days later. I'm still ailing somewhat and I even had the tick tested by Igenex for Lyme and babesia.{NEG}

So I'm not sure WHAT the tick might have left me this time!

Or was it really the flu and it caused the "old" Lyme and babesia to resurface? Who knows!

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