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jedibelle
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Hi. So I finally got my butt in gear and started exercising... swimming or run/walking every day for the last week. Since I started this though I have been seriously exhausted. Like, ready to go to sleep at 4 in the afternoon kind of exhausted. I also noticed that I am running a bit of a fever (99.3 with normal being between 96-97). Is this Lyme related or do you think its just getting used to exercise again? Thanks!
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When I excercise I get a fever also. The reason they tell you to excercise thoguh is because it raises body temperature and kills the spiochete!

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You might want to excercise harder one day & rest one day (or excercise more gently), so as to start slowly. Dr. B. mentions this approach in his most recent guidelines; as I recall, ages ago he also said excercise a little daily even if it means you have to nap all afternoon. [Smile] .

When I started swimming again, all I could handle was 10 minutes a couple of times a week. Now, a year later, I can do 40 minutes, sometimes every day. But if I do it every day, I always, on the 5th or 6th day, I get hit with exhaustion and have to spend a day doing nothing.

I have not noticed a fever with excercise, but I have noticed that when I get an exhaustion day, I am also running hotter than usual, and often also feel a little nauseous.

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Another thing Dr. B says is that you should NOT do aerobic exercise unless you have the stamina. Lift light weights.

Check out his guidelines on www.ilads.org. He has some very specific recommendations.

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Excercise one day and rest the next, this will help build muscle and help the body recover when their is rest after working the body...

(My dad owns a gym) [Cool]

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When you first start exericising, it lowers the immune system. As you get used to it, exercise strengthens the immune system.

You may also be overdoing it. I would cut back.

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