Joint Pain

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The doctor I'm seeing says that as you heal different infections will show up

(so different symptoms). In my case he says since my strongest symptoms point to

Babesia we will treat these first, then he suspects Bartonella will be next,

then the " Lyme bugs " (which would be mostly joint pain, he says). So maybe

you're actually getting better, and need to focus on the Lyme bugs.

Just an idea...

Connie

Re: [ ] joint pain

After 6 years with lyme and many treatments (currently on herbs and rife for 9

months), I suddenly started having knee and back pain. I've never had this. Is

the lyme spreading even with all the ways I'm fighting it or was it always there

and is just showing itself? What is best for this? I'm miserable and so

discouraged!

Any thoughts would be so greatly appreciated.

Wishing you all wellness and a good day today!!

judy b

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Thanks to ALL of you who responded. It's such a journey/battle!! It helps to

know I can reach out when I panic.

Judy

On Nov 1, 2010, at 9:41 AM, Deb57 wrote:

> I can't speak for anyone else but I have experienced migrating pains over the

years (what I termed " mystery pains " before my diagnosis). I crashed a little

over a year ago (after searching for a diagnosis for 2+ years). I really don't

know how long I've had Lyme & Co. It started with costochondritis (sternum pain)

about 13 years ago. Then there was the stiff neck for many months. Then both

shoulders. Then lower back. Then left hip. Then left elbow. Then it moved into

the GI system. Then it went neuro which was the crash.

>

> Nowadays I don't have pain in all those places at once, but obviously the bug

disseminates into the tissues so symptoms can pop up that make it seem like a

progression but the bugs were there all along.

>

> I have been using rife for 9 months and have found it helpful. I also added

salt/vitamin C three months ago. (I tried some of the Buhner herbs awhile back

but my gut could not handle them.) The salt/c protocol calls for SCWDD, which is

salt, C, water, diet, and detox. All of these components are required for

healing, not just the killing.

>

> Some say it takes 2 to 4 years of any treatment. As one member adequately

summed it up on another group, it requires " superhuman patience " .

>

> deb

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> > After 6 years with lyme and many treatments (currently on herbs and rife for

9 months), I suddenly started having knee and back pain. I've never had this. Is

the lyme spreading even with all the ways I'm fighting it or was it always there

and is just showing itself? What is best for this? I'm miserable and so

discouraged!

> >

> > Any thoughts would be so greatly appreciated.

> >

> > Wishing you all wellness and a good day today!!

> >

> > judy b

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