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lpkayak
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so i'll be ok...right?

i was on it for 10 days. to morrow i'm supposed to switch to clairith and quinine...

i wonder if i should stop the protocol and do doxy or tetra...or stay on the biaxin a little longer.

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were they like popy sids...they carry protozoa ..FRY bug..read my last post..today ...you need some malarone and azithr if you can and I am not sure about QUININE...but that is what I found...covers...bactrim in it as well...
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well- i'm in the middle of a babs protocol

i wanted to make sure lyme was covered..and erlichia

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up

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So sorry, lpk. It sounds to me like your bases are covered. However, I would ask my LLMD what he thinks. I'm glad you found them. For every one I find I wonder how many I didn't find!! GRRRR!!
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yikes, sorry to hear this [Frown] call your doc asap. i found doxy is good abx cause it hits alot of the co's if ya thinking bout them . Hope this helps

ps ~ ask your doc about adding garlic supps. it helps too...

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Call your LLMD right away. I bet he'll want to add doxy to what you're taking now.

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Do ticks serve any useful purpose in the ecosystem? One animal I'd like to see extinct!
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I had a second bite I thought while treating. My LLMD said the Biaxin covered it. I was also on a malaria Rx and Amoxy at the time.
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Amoxy is often used instead of doxy for a new bite .... so with the biaxin/amoxy combo, you were covered, though doxy covers a more coinfections that your combo misses.

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ok-is clarithromycin the same as biaxin?

i'm on biaxin and plaqinel(sp?)

i do have clarith here and am supposd to start it next

llmd said say on biaxin combo a few days then switch

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Clarith. is the same as Biaxin. Plaquenil is good to be taken with it because it helps the Biaxin to work better.

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kayak, boy you are michelle are attract them so bad; my heart goes out to you! [group hug] [kiss]
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thanks betty-yeah there is a lot going on right now...but for two days i haven't wanted coffee!!! green tea with lemon and honey is all i want and i've lost 7 lbs in the last 10 days so it isn't all bad.

i don't feel all that bad right now...but i am a little scared about the future.

i'm meditating more....

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