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ecowoman
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Member # 8251

posted

I took the advice of several here and went to a LLMD here in the Baltimore area. I am still on doxcy and now on Ceftin as well. Unfortunately I most likely have coinfections but won't have Igenex results until Dec 14.
My killer headache/neckache subsided a bit but the muscle weakness/aches & fatigue have increased (also foot pain, eye floaters, and some breathing issues). I am sure everybody deals with this hodgepodge of symptoms and never knowing what you might wake up to find wrong with you!

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JLT

Posts: 25 | From Columbus, OH | Registered: Nov 2005 | IP: Logged |

bettyg
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JT,

Glad some folks were able to get you started off in right direction.

On your co-infections, please make sure your dr. writes on IGENEX'S special form that you want results FAXED PROMPTLY TO DRS. OFFICE and mail paper copy too.

My results were lost for 5 wks.; I had to pursue outcome! Best wishes.

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truenblue
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Member # 6507

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ecowoman,
Most of us here are having similar problems you have. You took the right step to see the LLMD. I see you are in owing mills, MD, I also live near Baltimore. Can you please tell me which LLMD did you go to and how is he lyme knowledge wise. Please email/pm me LLMD name and address.

thanks

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Michelle M
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 7200

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So glad to hear you're in good hands now, Eco! May your recovery go smoothly. Expect the increases in symptoms with your increased meds. But hang with it -- it'll get better.

As Lyme patients who've usually had to research and research and essentially diagnose ourselves, it's a relief to finally be under care of a good LLMD and relax knowing someone finally knows what he/she is doing, as opposed to the usual ducks.

Best of luck!

Michelle

Posts: 3193 | From Northern California | Registered: Apr 2005 | IP: Logged |

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