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Avalon
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Never had this happen before.

Yesterday, my ankles and feet were obviously swollen. I have no history of heart problms or retaining fluid. I am only 42, and other than Lyme, Babesia and anemia, I am in good health.

Lat night and today, I have urinated over 15 times and the fluid has clearly left my legs and feet.

Could this be something other than Lyme or co-infection to worry about. I am currently on 100 Doxy twice daily until I have my first LLMD on Sept 16th.

Thanks!

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inflammation. Die off from the bacteria can/will cause inflammation. It is the body's defense.

The fact you cleared it so quickly is a very good sign that you detox really well. If so, that will serve you well in your path to healing.

I had to chuckle at your line
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and other than Lyme, Babesia and anemia, I am in good health.



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Thanks Luvs. I worried because this has never happened before, even when I first obviously herxed. This came out of the blue.
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My legs swell at night, and I can't make a fist in the morning.

Thanks for bringing this up.

Kelmo

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Be sure to still drink lots of water but also replenish electrolytes - and sea salt with organic lemon juice.

Gentle excercise, massage and warm baths with epson salts should help.


I have just started andrographis and notice a considerable reduction of ankle and hand swelling. This is far superior to effects from dandelion and also specific as part of a borrelia protocol.


www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez

PubMed Search:

Andrographis - 214 abstracts


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and in the two books below.


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This book, by an ILADS member LLMD, has a lot of good information:


http://tinyurl.com/6lq3pb (through Amazon)

THE LYME DISEASE SOLUTION

- by Kenneth B. Singleton , MD; James A. Duke. Ph.D. (Foreword)

You can read more about it and see customer reviews.


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http://tinyurl.com/5vnsjg

Healing Lyme: Natural Healing And Prevention of Lyme Borreliosis And Its Coinfections - by Stephen Harrod Buhner

website: www.gaianstudies.org/lyme-updates.htm

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As it is a filaricidal, it will aslo reduce edema if that is the reason behind it. See:

www.altcancer.com/andcan.htm

ANDROGRAPHIS


see section 7: Antibacterial / Antimalarial & Filaricidal

Excerpt:


AP extracts are also efffective in killing filaria (microscopic worms) that obstruct lymph channels in the body, leading to gross swelling termed elephantiasis.


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As it can have a sedative effect, be sure to try it first when you won't be driving until you become adjusted to it.

It's important to start slowly and increase dosage over a matter of several weeks. The first week I was on an increased dose (as per Buhner), I was more exhausted than usual, so planning ahead - getting food prepared, etc. might help.

I did not notice this on the lower dose but I also did not notice the reduction in swelling. Nice side effect: better sleep.


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