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mojo
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We had a pretty good thread about this a few weeks ago - unfortunatley some of us have this awful sypmtom.

I was wondering how many of you either have a diagnosis of Bartonella or at least suspect you have Bart?

Thanks so much.

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kelmo
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I had this pain for the first time last week. And, yes, I have bart.

It lasted only a couple of hours, for which I was grateful.

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Yes. I have this symptom but I don't think I have any of the co-infections.

My doctor said the tests were inaccurate for the co-infections.

He asked me a bunch of questions rather than getting tests. I don't seem to have any other primary symptoms of the co-infections.

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I do from time to time.

My LLMD has also said it can be a side effect of Biaxin, so maybe other things as well.


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mojo
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Thanks for the responses.

I've had this pain pretty much non stop for three years, unfortunately.

Just trying to figure this all out.

I appreciate your help.

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I have this off and on. Have Lyme and Babs. May have Bart. Getting better, but if I plateau will ask LLMD to retest for Bart.

Suspect Bart, seriously.

However, my pain is slowly getting better. After at least two years. I am grateful.

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Thanks for the reply, Hokie.

Coincidentally my twin (who also has Lyme) has a very Baronella looking rash in her armpit area today. We're fairly certain we were infected at the same time.

I think I'll speak with my Dr. for sure about Bart.

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I have this type of pain, with no coinfections. Are the tests for coinfections not accurate? I see some of you suspect you have them, even after testing.
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almost non stop since 2006-

positive for bart on fry labs blood smear.

I found that my tight pelvic floor muscles caused the majority of my pain. If the muscles are less tight, i have less pain.


I was just thinking about this tonite, so im glad you posted. Trying to figure out if there is a LLMD out there who is seeing results treating patients like us and what they are using.

Anyone hearing anything out there from the LLMD's?

I have IC too and PFD.

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Aloha~

I have this pain too...

I actually had some very painful swelling twice now, that really stumped the gyno....

don't know why I even bothered to go...but just wanted to make sure it wasn't something else, you know...

My LLMD even wasn't too sure about it...but didn't disregard it as a possibility either...

I am convinced it's related to all this cause I never had this prior....

anyways, I also have Bart and Babs....

the swelling has happened since treatment, twice exactly 1 year apart...

Any else ever have swelling?

also, the vulvar pain comes and goes....but have found that it has gotten MUCH better since I have done 6 months of Rifampin...

Also I only use non-bleached pads with organic cotton from the health food store now....no more tampons!

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