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Kawai
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I've been on IV Rocephin for 9 weeks with no change, just started Azithromycin a week ago, and now the right side of my face is totally numb.

Is this is a good sign or should I call my LLMD?

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Skyler
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Well it is a sign you are killing off the sprockets. The neuro toxin they release when they die cause symptoms like that.

Still it would be a good thing to tell your doctor. He can tell you more and make sure everything is ok.

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Sounds like Bell's Palsy. My ex-husband had it. Definitely tell your doctor.
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Well, good grief. Hubby kept saying yesterday his mouth/chin were numb. I couldn't understand what would be causing that. Dumb me.
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Hello Kawai,

When I had a lot of die off with my herxes my face would become numb. It was very scarey the first time it happened, it felt like novocaine from the dentist office.

I think it is still a good idea to call your LLMD also, and hang in there it will get better.

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I got Bell's Palsy two months into treatment (not to scare you) it has almost completely resolved, tiny left over)

The best I can offer is the last time that happened to me It was suggessted I drink lots of water with lemon for detox and take and epson salt bath to detox thoose toxins.


Hope that helps.

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Definitely tell the doc.

My chin and lower lip have felt numb and tingly for over a year now and it was one of the first symptoms that helped us indicate Lyme.

Good luck!

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Numbness has been a persistent problem for me. It used to affect my face, hands, feet and at it's worst, my entire body was once numb.

That was when I was being seen by regular Drs who weren't Lyme literate, and was THE symptom that led me to the internet to try to figure out what what was wrong w/me.

After almost 2 full years of abx, and now other alternative and herbal txs, I just have slight, lingering touches of numbness in my hands, feet and legs. I wish it would go away completely, but I'm very glad it isn't as bad as it had been.

So I guess my message is, 1. don't be surprised
if other parts of your body become affected by numbness, and 2. it will get better w/ abx and other treatments, so hang in there. Recovery is a painfully slow process.

Patti

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LuLuFlorida
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When I was on Azithromycin my entire body felt numb for 4 days! It was really weird and hard for me to eat because I felt liek I was chewing weird but it went away. I do however think it was die off because I was also in a Lyme fog the entire time and slept alot. I have also had tingling on my forehead that will move down my face sometimes.

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