Post Edited (1000Daisies) : 5/14/2021 7:36:05 PM (GMT-6)
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I don't have an answer...or any idea about this one...but this will bump for more views.
Moderator, Lyme Forum
Symp started April/2013; Buhner's Lyme May 15-July24/14; Igenex pos. July 3/14
Doxy: July 4-Aug.24/14;Zithro July26-Aug24/14; Amox + Proben. Aug. 29/14;
added biaxin Sept. 26/14
Disc. amox,added Ceftin Nov. 20th.;
Disc. biaxin added Buhner bart herbs Dec/14;Jan/15 pulsing Tinda (w/ Ceftin);
Abx/herb break Apr-July/15; July-mino; Aug. added Rif;
Nov./15 mino - to biaxi
Moderator, Lyme Forum
Symp started April/2013; Buhner's Lyme May 15-July24/14; Igenex pos. July 3/14
Doxy: July 4-Aug.24/14;Zithro July26-Aug24/14; Amox + Proben. Aug. 29/14;
added biaxin Sept. 26/14
Disc. amox,added Ceftin Nov. 20th.;
Disc. biaxin added Buhner bart herbs Dec/14;Jan/15 pulsing Tinda (w/ Ceftin);
Abx/herb break Apr-July/15; July-mino; Aug. added Rif;
Nov./15 mino - to biaxi
I’ve had this a few times, I never found out why but it just went away on its own, not sure if it’s the same thing but it felt heavy and would cause discomfort if I sat down or jumped up and down.
Last year I had bladder pain, pressure, felt like something was there, pain when I sat down especially. Testing showed no UTI, sonogram was clear. It turned out to be oxalates irritating my urinary tract. I had been eating a lot of nuts at the time, virtually daily. When I stopped the nuts, the pain, went away. Hope that sheds some light for you.
College age daughter diagnosed with Lyme, babesiosis, possible bartonella. Infected for a couple of years before being diagnosed and had advanced neurological symptoms. We used antibiotic and herbal protocols. She is done with treatment, and is now working through PTSD and adrenal fatigue.
College age daughter diagnosed with Lyme, babesiosis, possible bartonella. Infected for a couple of years before being diagnosed and had advanced neurological symptoms. We used antibiotic and herbal protocols. She is done with treatment, and is now working through PTSD and adrenal fatigue.