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motownlyme
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I know there was a post about it but I can't find it. It seems a lot of us have sores inside our noses. I mentioned it to my doc and was told that it could be a virus.

They called in an RX for an antiviral cream to put on the sore when it comes back.

I'll post the name and let you guys know the name of the cream and if it helps.

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Ms Poo
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I personally like 1 oz filtered water, 1 oz 3% active ingredient hydrogen peroxide, mix and put in small spray bottle and a small squirt in each nostril, good bacteria killer
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Silver also works!

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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I get these too. Weird to know they're Lyme related. I get cold sores, so I always thought they were cold sores(which they may well be). Seems all the unusual stuff is traced back to LD. Hmmm.... I wonder how different my life would have been without LD?

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I got rid of them using venex, bee venom ointment.

I think it's another manifestiation of LD and an indication that our antibiotics are not strong enough to get rid of the infection.

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Nasal and mouth sores are one of the criteria for autoimmune illness like lupus. Have you had your ANA tested? This can still be Lyme-related or Lyme-triggered, but it helps with treatment decisions to know if you have any autoimmune stuff going on.
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