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Posted 5/26/2017 11:31 PM (GMT 0)
I heard this could be a symptom of parasites, other than the Lymes stuff.. or Mycoplasma? Does anyone know? Or what can help it?
Posted 5/26/2017 11:48 PM (GMT 0)
I think it is nerve inflammation. Originally I thought all my nerve 'stuff' was from bartonella...but I think Babesia could be playing a role in it as well.


My nervous system symptoms are by far my worst ones...they're the ones that prevent me from working.

Some options:

CNS - Jernigan's Neuro Anti-tox II CNS/PNS
Nutramedix Pinella - Nerve/Brain Cleanse (good to pair with the Burbur detox)

Buhner - for neural pain:

- Greater Celandine
- Kudzu.

I have been taking Greater Celandine and Kudzu for several months...haven't had any improvement, so have stopped temporarily
I am still taken the Nutramedix pinella and Burbur. When I herx it does help some.
Posted 5/26/2017 11:54 PM (GMT 0)
There are several Jernigan antitox formulas depending on what you are targeting. I use the CNS/PNS formula and can attest to it working. I've recently upped my dosage based on symptoms (dizziness, headaches, feeling brain inflammation) and muscle testing.
Posted 5/27/2017 4:42 AM (GMT 0)
If it feels like acid is being poured on your skin, then you could have small fiber neuropathy.
Posted 5/31/2017 3:49 AM (GMT 0)
Burning pain relief - try Lemon Balm. It's wonderful for calming that achy, burn stuff. It's fine to use with other Lyme meds & easy to squirt the tincture in a swig of water to take quickly. I carry it in my purse but tend to save for the evening.

My burning eventually was "enhanced" by stinging/stabbing neuropathy. Lemon Balm didn't help that but Hottuynia did. I take them both. Hottuynia is an anti-bacterial and therefore can cause a herx so ramp slowly if you take that one. Lemon Balm is kind and just erases burn - no herxing there.
Posted 5/31/2017 11:22 AM (GMT 0)
It could be small fiber neuropathy from lyme
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