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ByronSBell 2007
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Does anyone on here get these like waves of heat that come over them. It feels like you are getting hot even though you have done nothing or caused yourself to get hot. I sometimes get a very light sweat and they seem to happen more when I am feeling poorly as well???
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I do - it's a symptom/herx of babs...

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Yup, sounds like a babs symptom.
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I'm taking low dose artimisini right now, would you suggest ramping it up???

Not for sure I have Babs or not?

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I get it from babs, too. Also air hunger and heart palpitations.

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I get it all the time. It sometimes occurs when I'm having the severe shortness of breath. It is such a bad combination.

I have not found a llmd and I've given up on my primary. Because when I tell him of the symptoms he just gives me the brush off.

But I hope that you feel much better.

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Maybe I will take a Megadose sometine to see if I herx with the artimisini....
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Hi byron,

I get this too. I feel like I am burning up with a fever but my temp is usually normal.

I think it is a herx for me. I don't have huge herxes like many others but this always happens on a cycle or when I start a new med.

I hope your feeling better.

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I get light sweating off and on and I am sure that I don't have babs (though I don't doubt babs could cause this).

I think, in my case, it is either a detoxing phenomenon (overload = toxins escaping) or a replication thing, if the sweating is at night, only.

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babs? I have this symptom quite a bit since i started IV rocephin (however you spell it). IT has been on and off a few tiems a day for the past 6 days, and it did not happen when i skipped my IV yesterday.

please tell me its not babs. can be anything els?

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