Guest guest Posted July 3, 2005 Report Share Posted July 3, 2005 BTW Barb, I know its probably annoying to be asked to post again what you may have posted in multiple places, but did you pulse doxy for those 18 months and what were your daily amounts? TIA... Here's one reference: http://www.lyme.org/vaccine/3yrreslong.pdf Scroll down to the info on Osp A " As early as 1988, sceintific publications reported that the Lyme bacteria's OspA (including a vaccine) could cause chronic diseasein genetically vulnerable patients... In 1993, Steere reported on the real potential for cross-reaction of Osp A and HLA 2 or HLA 4 in patients... Etc. It was always known. They did it anyway. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2005 Report Share Posted July 4, 2005 It's not annoying-- it's just that it's more complicated than a quick answer. But I'll give you the quick answer anyway. I used all the following drugs, using the least tissue penetrating mono therapies first, followed by increasing tissue penetrating mono, then combos (including alkalizing the cell compartment with HCQ). Drugs were dosed by max mg/kg and lowered if there was interactions (P450) Rounds of abx were any where from 10 to 30 days- pulsed- meaning I stopped if I felt crappy, (doesn't matter whether you call it herxing/flash back symptoms or 'other ') and in between rounds I took the supplements I'll list: (Vit C was the only supplement taken with the drugs - to stop the staining effect of Doxy & especially Mino, Ibuprofen was also taken when ever I needed it- which was often)) If I was on an abx longer than 10 days I weaned off. (A few I had to wean up- like Bactrim) Breaks between drugs were variable - anywhere from 1 week to several months between the last 2 I used Terramycin eye ointment (polymyxin B, tetracycline)fro about 4 months in 2003 followed by 2 months the Russian eye drops for cataract prevention. Approximate drug Overview - : (They were all tetracycline family, Sulfa or penicillin family) Mid 2002 to mid 2003 Doxy (mono) 5mg/kg Babesia treatment (Artemos/Doxy)as directed by Mfg HCQ ( anti malaria as directed before most strains were resistant - I think it was 800mg loading dose, 400mg for 5 days) HCQ/Doxy 200/200mg (Same as now for Q fever) Mino 4mg/kg Bactrim Mino/Bactrim Mino/Bactrim/Zith (I got biliary sludge from Zith and stopped Zith) Mid 2003 to early 2004 Augmentin 2g Amoxicillin 2g HCQ HCQ/Mino 100mg/100mg High Dose Amoxy (4-6G) HCQ (3 weeks 200-400mg) about 3 month wash out period Late 2004 Amoxycillin - 4 to 6G March 2005 - for ACA Mino (200mg - 1 month) Supplements: Lauricidin (then coconut oil), WobenzymeN, Brewers yeast, CoQ10, Coenz A, Alpha lipoic acid, Gamma E, C, MgOx, B complex, CaCarbonate, Ibuprofen, Pycnogenol, Candex, Nystatin, Can- C (Russian n acetyl carnosine eye drops) Multi Vit/Min I may have forgotton a few things - as my file hasn't been reloaded yet to my new Dell.. which even though I'm a NON geek I managed to do alone without having to call my geek friends. Barb > BTW Barb, I know its probably annoying to be asked to post again what > you may have posted in multiple places, but did you pulse doxy for > those 18 months and what were your daily amounts? TIA... > > Here's one reference: > > http://www.lyme.org/vaccine/3yrreslong.pdf > > Scroll down to the info on Osp A > > " As early as 1988, sceintific publications reported that the Lyme > bacteria's OspA (including a vaccine) could cause chronic diseasein > genetically vulnerable patients... > > In 1993, Steere reported on the real potential for cross-reaction of > Osp A and HLA 2 or HLA 4 in patients... > > Etc. > > It was always known. They did it anyway. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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