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Topic: Low Grade Fevers and Antibiotics

Hambone
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 29535

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Did anybody get low grade fevers when they began treatment?

My temps would go up to 99-99.5 when I first started Doxy, then went away.

When I started Omnicef and Zithromax, my temps again went up for a few weeks, then went away.

Now, I started Bactrim DS two days ago, and my temp is back up to 99.3 right now.

Normal? To be expected?

Thanks

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Camp Other
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Yes, I have. Same thing happens to me.

When I'm on treatment a while, they tend to level off. Then if I go off treatment, they come back.

After I hammered at the coinfection - Babesia in this case - the fevers intensified then got much better and disappeared.

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MamaBear11
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Member # 25116

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I do also. am usually around 97.4 but tend to sit around 99 for a week or so every month.

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Untreated Lyme for 25+ years.
Two kids, too much pain & fatigue, no hope of ever being able to treat.

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LIQUIDNAIL
Member
Member # 30454

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yes. been staying around 99.6

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misdiagnosed for 19yrs until 2007 and trying to be positive for the future

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