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lymaid
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Anyone come up with something to give you some relief from that bengay burning feeling on your skin?

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WB IgG 34 IND, 39 IND, 41 ++, 58 +

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No. Are you on Doxy? My burning came from that. It was mainly in my hands after driving and being exposed to the sun through the windshield.

If it is Doxy/sun exposure,then the best thing is just to stay out of the sun...not fun in the summertime.

If not, I would check in with your LLMD.

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I have had miserable burning in hands and feet and spine and face for YEARS. I am feeling relief with 1/2 pill biaxin and 1/2 pill ceftin at bedtime [Smile] hopes this helps.
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I did 6 years of abx but dealing with food allergies helped me more.
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CherylSue
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Yeah, I can relate. Doxy did that to me, too, but I get burning skin when I'm toxic or herxing, or plain suffering from this illness.

It comes and it goes.

I guess it will permanently go away when this disease leaves.

Good luck.

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Pinelady
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Try rubbing a slice of lemon on spots such as neck. Gives me amazing relief for a while.

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unable to identify.Igenex Jan.09IFA titer 1:40 IND
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