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Topic: Rash on Hand after Rife or prior abx

mookiewill
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 14743

posted

I've had a rash appear on my hand after treating Lyme, Babs and Bart with Rife.

I've been off abx for about 6 weeks, flagyl and IV Rocephin being the latest.

Oddly, this just above where my original bite rash formed.

Could this be Bart or a die off reaction from Rife.
I also have a red "C" shaped mark on my upper cheek, under my eye.

Posts: 111 | From Mid Michigan | Registered: Feb 2008 | IP: Logged |

feelfit
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 12770

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Sounds like your rife machine is doing what it is supposed to Mookie.

May I ask why you stopped abx? Not working? I have an EMEM and have yet to try it, but intend to in June.

Feelfit

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D Bergy
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 9984

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There is a real touchy nerve in the upper face, the one that Lyme can cause Bell's Palsy in. For whatever reason, the bacteria like this spot.

That C shaped mark may be die off from that nerve area. Of course this is just speculation. My wife could feel the Rife machine hitting this area in a treatment a while back. She never felt it after that. She gets some minor symptoms of Bell's Palsy, but it never developes, the area just feels strange for a time. I am assuming our treatment is preventing the problem from developing.

Some people say that a reversal of symptoms occur with effective treatment. Perhaps this is what is occuring. Hard to tell for sure which treatment made this happen, but it appears you are getting results, and that is what counts.

Dan

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