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Lulu44
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I know Lyme and Bartonella can cause terrible psyche symptoms but Can Babesia - I know so many people with Babesia and they have all the normal symptoms for babesia but no Psyche symptoms.

Does anyone have a list for each infection

Anyone????
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I know that babesia can cause one to become more emotionally unstable. I have seen it with my children. When they were at their worst, they would just break down crying at the slightest thing. This symptom is also mentioned in a published medical journal about babesiosis.

You can find a good comparison of symptoms for each coinfection in Dr. B's latest guidelines. See page 25.
http://www.lymepa.org/Burrascano_LYMDXRX_2008-October.pdf

HOpe this helps,

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More info here:

Lyme and Coinfections Symptom List

http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/1/81386

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