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hi Lymetoo, thanks for response, im not on antibiotics. I do eat yeast free bread but apart from that dont check for yeast content in other edibles I take honey
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glm1111
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Can definitely be a symptom of worms which can be a co-infection of Lyme.
Check out Humaworm and go to the symptom list,
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echo - What you've described most certainly can be symptomatic of Lyme and other illnesses transmitted by insects / parasites. It can also be related to intolerance to various food stuffs like wheat, gluten, corn, soy, etc. that follow along with tick borne illnesses.
You will have to go through a personal process of elimination of various foods, drink, etc. to find out what the culprits are. This could take quite a while, but if you have Lyme, the sooner you start, the better.
Since I'm of Irish descent , I know I'm taking my life in my hands when I say this - The potatoes have to go...(I'm running away from you and typing at the same time. LOL!) I think what Lymetoo was trying to tell you is that you need to eliminate foods that you're likely allergic to AND, cut out the "simple" carbohydrates so you don't form yeast (Candida) infections, which by itself can also cause the problems that you have. No potatoes, bread, pasta, sugar-added fruits, drinks or other products. It's a really long list.
Suggest you perform various subject searches on this site as there's lots of information here regarding all these items.
ADDITIONAL: You're also likely very dehydrated. Just drinking water might not take care of this. Need to eat watery veggies, fruits, etc.
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A slice of Fresh Ginger rubbed on the bummed area in a soak helped me.
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steven, can you give us a little info on how that appointment with the specialist went for you..
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, I know I'm taking my life in my hands when I say this ![[Eek!]](eek.gif)
LOL!) I think what Lymetoo was trying to tell you is that you need to eliminate foods that you're likely allergic to AND, cut out the "simple" carbohydrates so you don't form yeast (Candida) infections, which by itself can also cause the problems that you have. No potatoes, bread, pasta, sugar-added fruits, drinks or other products. It's a really long list.
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