Help with anxiety please

If it were me, I'd spend the money and buy Pectasol-C powder and take it 3 times a day. It can help reduce your metal load and anxiety can come from an accumulation of metals (often aluminum.)

I have had a similar experience with anxiety. You should discuss this with your doctor first, but this was what worked for me. For short term relief, I used the herb Kava, and that seemed to work very well, and long term was put on celexa, for about 6 months. You said you didnt want a prescription drug so talk to your doctor about other long term strategies. But kava is great in the short term, especially for situational events if you dont take it regularly. As a caution, kava and alcohol should neber be taken together. Things are better on that end for me now. Lyme can cause anxiety, and anxiety can make your symptoms worse, so hopefully this helps. Good luck.

thanks i will look into those herbs

I had the worst anxiety for over a year before going to the HAnsa center. What I learned there is that the anxiety is caused by ammonia in the brain which is caused by lyme. the ammonia becomes like a neuro toxin in the brain and causes all this crazy awful stuff. The Hansa Center sells a product called anti tox which you take three times a day which gets rid of the ammonia in the brain and this really helps.
I did a whole program/protocol with them so it may be the anti tox combined with the other things that helped. But I would recommend looking into it. Dr J has written a book called beating lyme disease ( dr Jernigan) which discusses this in more depth.

also adding a magnesium supplement can help.

Myeezy,

I experienced something very similar to you. I started treatment over a year ago and tested positive for Bartonella, Typhus Fever, RMSF, HGA, and HGE. My first LLMD doctor also suspected Babesia but I would consistently tested negative via Igenex. Back in May I started IV antibiotics and within 2 week I was having panic attacks which I never experienced before in my life. I now have anxiety regularly which I never had before falling ill. I spoke to my second LLMD doctor about this and she believed it was due to Babesia. I told her I consistently tested negative for it and she told me I would probably test positive for it if I got tested again. A couple of weeks later I got results from Igenex and was a strong positive for Babesia d. It's probably worth noting that since then I am now testing negative for all the other co-infections (with the exception of babesia). In my case it would seem that the anxiety was driven by a babesia infection.

I definitely think there is some truth to symptom changes/worsening as you go through the recovery process. As you knock one thing out (or it improves) another might become more prominent so maybe this is what your experiencing? Wish you the best with getting to the bottom of it.