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janice victorov
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Evening,
I haven't posted as feeling really doing better after switching LLMDs.

The really only consistent issue I have is the lingering tingling in right toes. Sometimes, my finger tips.

For those of you who are in remission/cured, was this one of the last things to heal? What did your doctor use to help with this?

I'm currently on docy/omnicef.

Any help would be appreciated. [Smile]

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TF
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Try sublingual Vitamin B12. My doc had me take it for these types of things, if I remember correctly.

He said to just take the amount the bottle recommended.

Remember not to swallow the pill. You must let it dissolve under your tongue.

Hope it helps you.

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TF,
thanks I'll pick some up today.

With your lyme, did this finally go away.

I know from your posts, you had a great llmd. [Smile]

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I was totally symptom-free for the last 5 months of lyme treatment.

I completed my treatment 5 years ago and I am still symptom-free.

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TF,
that's awesome. I hope to attain that as well.
JKV

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Any other suggestions for this tingling.
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Magnesium supplements helped me. Actually, the tingling in extremities was the first symptom to go with treatment. It was an easy fix for me.

Good luck.

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