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jlc
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The last two days I have been very shakey around lunch time. Does anyone have this sx. Could this be something else? After I eat I feel for the most part better. I am a little shakey now too. Just wondering.
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I get that when my blood sugar drops too low.

I am learning that florinef and diflucan make this worse for me.

May need to eat a little snack in between meals.

Hugs,

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Yes, I have this way more than I'd like. For me, I believe it's one or more of the tick-borne infections in my CNS; hate it and am praying for improvement with tx. TS
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A co-worker that has a testing kit blood/sugar levels tested my blood just before I ate lunch because I was feeling shakey again. It was 70 which was low apparently. I did eat but I still feel a bit odd. Curious if it is still low.

So question, can treatment for lymes causes low blood sugar?? I am currently taking the generic brand of Biaxin. Nothing else currently. Just curious.

Also do you think I should go see my GP? Or just make note for my LLMD at the next visit I have on March 12th. Any suggestions?
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