Re: was Lyme.......being rebitten

[Guest guest]

<<<<<<<<<have heard several times that being rebitten can send people into a

tailspin real quick. Interesting phenomenon. >>>>>

Talk about a real quick tailspin Steve.........I went into advanced stages

within 9-10 days........before we even got the tick results back saying the

tick was positive for lyme (of course I was put on abx the day after the

tick was removed).

I started to get better and thought we had it beat.........and then just

recently started with severe symptoms again...looks like I will be changing

abx again. My LLMD, really feels, its is the old strain of lyme bacteria

we are dealing with not really the new, it has reactivated the

old.........must have been one little encapsulated bugger that my immune

system had kept suppressed, for two years, and when its friends came into

my bloodstream, it got the strength it needed to come out of

hiding.........At first the abx zapped it pretty good.......I really thought

I was going back into remission. This weekend has been tough, all the

horrible symptoms, headache, fever, achy, numbness, tingling, sleep

disturbance, and my ultimate barometer......TEETH PAIN!!!!!!

Time to switch abx............for sure...........this bugger has adapted to

the Ceftin...........

Conniek nwnj

Leave no stone unturned!

It must happen in your mind before it happens in your life !

[Guest guest]

So sorry to hear that Connie-that is just not fair! I hope you get an abx that

helps fast!

Jeannie

conniek wrote:Talk about a real quick tailspin Steve.........I went into

advanced stages

within 9-10 days........before we even got the tick results back saying the

tick was positive for lyme (of course I was put on abx the day after the

tick was removed).

[Guest guest]

Wow. I met another woman who was rebitten and ended up in the ER

right away. I wonder if part of it might have to do with an immune

response to the lyme protiens being reintroduced. Some people seem

to think that part of the symptamology of lyme is due to immune

response, just like when you have the flu- it's the immune response

that makes you feel sick. If so, apparently it was still inadequate

in your case. Seems like you have a real good chance of getting a

handle on it.

This is an annoying phenomenon because I know I will be

rebitten many times in my life. I refuse to live in a bubble and I

won't stay out of the woods for anything except being too sick to get

out.

E.

>Talk about a real quick tailspin Steve.........I went into advanced stages

>within 9-10 days........before we even got the tick results back saying the

>tick was positive for lyme (of course I was put on abx the day after the

>tick was removed).

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/2/2002 2:47:58 PM Central Daylight Time,

conniek@... writes:

> This weekend has been tough, all the

> horrible symptoms, headache, fever, achy, numbness, tingling, sleep

> disturbance, and my ultimate barometer......TEETH PAIN!!!!!!

Gosh Connie: I have teeth pain too. I used MSM today and so far the tooth

pain is at bay...no dentist ever found anything wrong with any of my teeth so

I suspect lyme.

Donna