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Topic: Fall cold weather causing increase of symptoms? Sound familiar?

luluMN
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 12703

posted

Well, here we go again!

This is my third fall season that I am entering in to, and I am starting to have a huge increase of symptoms again.. [Frown]

Sick now for almost 2 years , and in treatment for 1 year.

Summer was ok health-wise, felt I had turned a corner with my babesia protocol of clindamyacin/biaxin.

I live in MN and it started to get chilly/ windy/fall like already...and THEN poof my worst symptom of flu-like achey/tired is suddenly increased.

IS THIS A COINCIDENCE/ OR AM I CRAZY???? [confused]

Does this sound like this has happened to you? Would love tho hear anyone's insight..
Laura

Posts: 232 | From MN | Registered: Jul 2007 | IP: Logged |

LymeMECFSMCS
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 13573

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I get MUCH worse as soon as it gets cold. The only time I feel better is in direct sunlight. I'm definitely in the wrong climate -- sounds like you might be too!

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Hoosiers51
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Member # 15759

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You aren't crazy; I get like this too. I used to live in Northern Indiana, now live in South-Central Indiana. It is a "little" better here, but not a lot.

I am supposed to go off my babesia medicine in November, but I am sort of afraid to because I'm worried I'll relapse.

If winter was short I would just stick it out until Feb or March, but it would almost be April by the time it's nice here!!!!

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IMHisda
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Member # 6998

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I had to move due to cold sensitivity but I do make it through the winters a lot easier. It seems fall and spring and most defintely winter are bad times for me. Not as much in sunny state.

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RV

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luluMN
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Member # 12703

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Yep, I too feel much better with direct sunlight..I know what you mean.

I can't even imagine uprooting my family so I would feel better..but yet I would do anyting to make this all go away.

I think my friends think I am a nut case, saying I feel bad when it gets cold..I wish they could understand. [Roll Eyes]

Laura

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