joint inflammation

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Lyme arthritis is difficult and some of us don't get rid of it even after getting rid of the Lyme. I have a practitioner I work with trained by Ulan Nutritional Systems who helps me manage a lot of my symptoms with natural products. Each person is different, so what works for me might not work for you. But one of these practitioners (I would call to see if someone is in your area because the will only recommend the highest trained professionals) could tell you exactly what will work for your body and your situation.

I have been told that Lyme arthritis can take a very long time to abate.

I've also noticed a "healing pattern" in my case.

When the swelling is subsiding,I experience more pain, followed by cracking and groaning joints and then relief!!!

After 8 months of treatment the inflammation in my hands is nearly gone, one foot is 90% improved,it's only my left foot and knee that are still giving me problems.

I notice an increase in pain levels when the weather changes,around full moon and when I change my medications.( so yes,you could be herxing)

Patience,is what you need by the bucket load,but things will slowly improve ,given the right treatment.

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