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Hi everyone, It has been a long time since I posted. I have a question about numbness and tingling in the legs and feet, I just started with this new SX about a week ago. I have been on Doxy 200mg PO BID for almost 2 years to help treat my ocular sx associated with Lyme. Can this occur so many years later even being on ATBX? I am seeing my LLMD on Thursday but I am not sure if I should call her tommorrow and let her know about these sx or just wait a few days until I see her. Anybody have experience with Dr. G in NJ? Any advice would be appreciated!
timaca
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IMO waiting a few extra days to see your LLMD with regard to the tingling in your feet isn't going to make a difference one way or the other.
Do check your B12 level.
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bettyg
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Breaking this up for us neuro lymies to read.
Please use your enter button often and double space between each paragraph please...thanks so much!
quote:Originally posted by dzeb: Hi everyone, It has been a long time since I posted.
I have a question about numbness and tingling in the legs and feet, I just started with this new SX about a week ago.
I have been on Doxy 200mg PO BID for almost 2 years to help treat my ocular sx associated with Lyme. Can this occur so many years later even being on ATBX?
I am seeing my LLMD on Thursday but I am not sure if I should call her tommorrow and let her know about these sx or just wait a few days until I see her.
Anybody have experience with Dr. G in Basking Ridge?
Any advice would be appreciated!
FYI, please edit/pencil icon your post and show the state of this dr.; not the city per the moderator's new rules late last year ok!
I don't have this problem, so uping to the top for input from those who do have this. Good luck.
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Print off the links then check them off as you read as you could spend several months reading all of this.
print & read Dr. Barrascono's 2005 info first; you will come back to this often.
Extensive info in Treepatrol's newbie links about the meaning of WESTERN BLOT IGM/IGG test results from Igenex! Be sure to read or print this info IF Igenex tested you ok!
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EYE SENSITIVIES & NOIR, no infrared sunglasses info., 2-28-06 updated
YES, I have what you have! Are you on doxy too? That made my extreme eyes 200% MORE sensitive than they we were earlier. I learned a lot about eye sensitivity/lighting on www.marshallprotocol.com board. Look for AUSSIE BARB'S EAST FINDER and then eyes/sunglasses, etc. Wealth of info there.
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mention you have lyme and marshall protocol, they will give you 20% off! Also they have been kind enough to replace the SCRATCHED LENSES & BROKEN BOWS! How's that for service?
I don't drive often at night, but I can wear NOIR's 901 lenses at night while driving; it creates soft candle lights coming at me...tolerable. NOT to wear in town with all the action of people crossing where they shouldn't be, etc.
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