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I just read something about Dr. H. doing a 5-day pulse once or twice monthly with Factive for bartonella. Does anyone know about this? Has anyone had success with it for bart, esp. hard to treat bart?
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I did the 5 day factive along with doxy in April. I had no response at all...nothing
I only did it that one time so am not sure if I would have had a response the second time around.
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I just finished 5 days of Factive yesterday. No bad side effects, except I did have increased lower back pain.
But how do you know, he started me on 3 new things. I didn't start them all the same time but still....
I have felt a little better the last 3 days, but then I started on LDN too. How do you know?
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I'm on it. Doing fine. Not sure whether it's working, but something is helping.
Doxycycline 150mg XL x 2 Malaron 250mg x 2 Nystatin 500,000U x 2 Factive 320mg x 1 (5 days on, 5 off, 5 on, 5 off indefinitely. Plaquenil 200mg x 2
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I know the Doxycycline is working. It's extended release. It's called Dorxy.
The other aspects of the Cowden (Not Banderol or Samento) are definitely decreasing my pain. When I used Banderol and Samento without any other support/detox it caused excruciating herxheimer reactions and pain. Now I am up to 20 drops twice per day of "both" Samento and Banderol. By the time I'm done it'll be 60 dps per day for each. That's badass.
I also know the Zeolite caused anxiety and basic detox reactions, but it faded. When I did a prior detox protocol using DMSA (Chelex) Chlorella, ALA, NAC, Algas, I had the same symptoms. They too faded.
I'm not sure what the Factive is doing.
-------------------- I am not a physician, so do your own research to confirm any ideas given and then speak with a health care provider you trust.
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