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imanurse
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New EM rash, OLD Lymie.

What are the latest, most effective medication protocols the LLMDs are using these days for Lyme and co's??

I've been a little out of the loop. Short on breath ...... and time.

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Check out the Burrascano treatment guidelines at www.ilads.org

For a new bite, generally it's doxycycline, 300-600 mg per day (most use 400) for about four weeks past symptoms (so if you never show symptoms, 4 weeks).

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Sorry you have a new EM rash! What a disappointment.

You shouldn't be toooo far out of the loop... I think once you look at the latest Dr B guidelines, it'll all come rushing back to you.

Please keep us posted, and I hope you recover quickly this time!

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