skin sensitivity or vein pain?

OMG. Yet more new symptoms. I have been on the Cowden protocol for about two months and tolerating it pretty well. The other day, I started getting some pain on my right hand, around the veins leading up to my thumb. I have started taking P5P for my CBS gene mutation, and thought that was it, so stopped it. Then two days ago, I started getting sensitivity on my left thigh, so sensitive that it was hard to touch it. If I pushed deeply, it hurt even more. This is not a herx, but putting some arnica on it seemed to help a bit. I am not sure if I should be happy about this because it is showing that toxins are "leaving" my body or if there is something else going on. I actually think that it may be the metals being activated. I recently stopped the oral chelation and IV chelation, but will be starting oral again tomorrow. It is amazing how much leeway I give this Lyme; I just attribute it to that. I am either in total organ failure or Lyme is once again showing me who is the boss! Off to dry brush, if I can and to take a hot bath with Epsom Salts. Actually, the Epsom Salts are contraindicated for someone with the CBS gene mutation, but I am going to ignore that for today and pretend I didn't know that.

Thanks, Girlie. Can a Herx be nonstop? I did get a bit of relief from the Epsom Salts bath but it was short lived. Now the pain is deeper as well, so I added arnica to it. The pain on my hand has subsided.

I am not on any ABX, but have been on the Cowden protocol for about two months. I was bopping along, tolerating it well, then got diagnosed with some gene mutation stuff and started taking some additional supplements. I have stopped some of them and will start taking my oral metal chelation again tomorrow. There are so many things going on and I sometimes just get tired of new stuff. Sorry if I am coming across as ungrateful.
This too shall pass.

That is sulfuration pathway?...sparga kind helped and they say molybdenum. ..maybe you are chelating some needed minerals...hard to say not knowing