Crazy die off symptoms...Is it Lyme?

Hi guys, Ive been having issues since September 2015 and have a few diagnosis. I have 2 yeast infections, bartonella, originally given a mercury toxicity diagnosis as well but my numbers were not as high as they should be based off symptoms. I know its hard to test for mercury even with hair, and provoked test but I will be getting another hair test done to see where Im at. I have done some chelation and detox though. I havent done the full lyme panel through igenex but Im sure I have lyme. My WesBlot line 41 was positive. Most of my symptoms arein the head and fatigue. When I get die off my head, neck, chest, and shoulder area get real tight for a few seconds then it feels like something explodes out. Kind of like my body releasing it. Ive had it so much that I can deal better with it now. I get fast heartbeat, sweating, and a rush feeling in my body. Im sure its lyme. Ive had the feeling of exploding out of my head since October and that doesnt seem to go away. It literally feels like movement all over all the time. I also have the air hunger issue which Ive read a lot of people have. Recently I have been sweating a lot more to try and help detox. Once I get the Igenex test Im going to do a full detox. Too be honest this die off gets scary at times. Does anyone else here have these problems? Is it Lyme?

It could be lyme...or bart..or babesia...or maybe all of them.

The sweating and air hunger could be attributed to Babesia.

I did have air hunger - not bad though...and it went away...even though I haven't focussed on Babesia treatment - other than some Buhner's herbs...Cryptolepis and Sida Acuta...but not really consistent..

Yes, the herxing is scary....even now...I get all 'wound' up when I herx...and my mind starts thinking 'doom and gloom'...thoughts...like I'm never going to get better...and I must have something else than lyme.

I can't remember - do you have a LLMD?

Band 41 indicates a flagella,could be bart tail but lyme rarely travels alone..careful with chelation it can break up biofilm and unless you have some killers on board it may be rough

I wouldn't worry about more testing especially if you can't afford it. Some tests give false negatives. People often go by symptoms or they may have muscle testing done. Not sure about your insurance situation but there are practitioners that accept insurance who do really excellent muscle testing. I can tell you now that that is how I was ultimately diagnosed. I did one Lyme test but there were other irregularities in my testing that pointed to Lyme. But again based on symptoms I knew there was more to the story. The clincher was that I wasn't expecting the co-infections that come along to the party [img][/img]