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snowboarder
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What is the best thing to take for this? My dad who was recently diagnosed with lyme has been experiencing this.

At one point I did have chills and can't remember what it was I took. I tried many different things..Cats Claws, ART etc.
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SForsgren
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Babesia

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Babesia and Bartonella. Either of them can cause chills. With bart you can run fevers all the time and have the chills along with that.

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BABESIOSIS or BARTONELLA!!!!

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For me it was Babesia- spine tingling!
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Michelle M
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Babesia, for me.

Kept waiting on the classic 'sweats' but didn't happen.

Hence, I did not suspect it or bother to test for it till a year into treatment (note this was contrary to my LLMD's wishes and more due to my bank balance!!)

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I did the babs treatmnets-twice- which got rid of my chronic 20 year old low grade fevers. But still, specially when I am too tired & herxing I can get the chills with no fever. Personally I think it's the lyme that can do this to me as well as some of the co's.

Lyme is a bacterial infection.

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I guess bartonella too!
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