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lisaloo
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I am looking for a doctor in the midwest who can treat the Fry Bug. I'm in Wisconsin. I tried Dr. C in PA, but too far, expensive and didn't get the best feeling.

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Check the online state Lyme groups at:
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/statenamelyme

Maybe they can help.

Some more resources for you:
www.lyme-aware.org/wisconsin.html
www.wisconsinlyme.net
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Even Dr F does not treat the Fry bug. So maybe you need to rethink this one?

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What is the "Fry bug" ?

Ann - OH

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http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/127662?#000000

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So it has a name -Protomyxzoa rheumatica - and seems to have been discovered by Fry of Fry labs.

Some are skeptical about this. As with so much related to Lyme disease and Lyme disease symptoms, one has to say "The studies have not been done."

I had polymyalgia rhumatica symptoms along with Lyme disease.
It all went away with antibiotic treatment.

Ann - OH

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Those recent books (1) author: Dr H and (2) author: Bryan Rosner - both talk about treatments which might eradicate Fry's bug (protozoa) and parasites.

I am learning the hard way that I "should" have gone after these first: Heavy Metals, Mold, Parasites.

Hard to do when body feels so awful.

Best to you - Coppertop

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