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I was the same way...I believe it was 30 pds I lost total also.
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Geneal
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Ditto here. Thirty pound loss.
Down to a whopping 98lbs here.
Babesia can contribute to weight loss.
Adrenal fatigue can also.
I think my culprit may be my thyroid meds.(possibly hyperthyroid now)
Maybe adrenal fatigue also.
Hugs,
Geneal
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gemofnj
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Lots of people do experience weight loss, including myself.
But one thing you should have checked is your Thyroid levels. The TSH, TFree Cells, and others. I think it is called a complete panel.
Most MD's only check TSH and that is not thorough enough.
Lyme is notorious for affecting the thyroid.
Umm.. lyme is notorious for affecting EVERYTHING!
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Yeah, same here, I have never been able to get to a normal weight since 2003 when I relapsed (except when I was pregnant and pretty much asymptomatic).
Geneal, Oh my goodness, how tall are you? How are you doing treatment-wise? I have not started yet, but hope it improves for me.
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I've lost about 45 lbs. My lowest (recorded) weight is 87 lbs. I was very thin to begin with too (125 lbs.), I think weight loss is very common, especially when co-infections are involved.
Mine ended up being due to paralyzed stomach muscles, IV Nutrition has helped me gain back some weight.
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