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Please help I am looking for an LLMD in or close to Joliet, IL I am at my wits end I just tested neg on the ELISA and Western blot but I am positive I know it is LYME I have every single symptom although not at the same time I have seen (in the last year) neuro, optometrist, ent, rhematologist and the list keeps going I was diagnosed with Fibro at Loyola 2 months ago but I know in my heart that is not what it is since I tested neg my PCP wont treat although I have done a lot of research and it seems there are a lot of people with Lyme and test neg
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Siciliano
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Welcome! We are happy to have you. I sent you a private message (pm), click on the flashing envelope.
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I was exploring this in the past with my son. Now I think my hubby may have lyme. I know there was a doc in (central?) WI that treats lyme (Dr. H) but I lost the info. I am looking for someone in Illinois or the one in WI that I am speaking of.
Please PM me.
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Hi, Hoot! I sent you a pm.
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Hi - just wanted you to know I had fibro for 25 years that turned out to be Lyme. And, I had a known tick bite, with the fibro symptoms beginning about 10 weeks later. I am on clindamycin antibiotics, which takes my fibro pain to zero.
We're all different when it comes to meds, but I want to let you know that when you find the med that works for you, the pain can go down.
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