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Posted 2/5/2021 8:04 AM (GMT 0)
I’m in treatment for Lyme, Bartonella and babesia .. however I don’t have yet the complete protocol for mycoplasma and I have pain in my lower back to my leg, it’s making my leg stiff. Fear of not being able to walk soon so I’m wondering what you all think ?

I have a UTI too but doctors dismissive that it’s in my kidney
Posted 2/6/2021 2:17 AM (GMT 0)
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Posted 2/6/2021 2:31 AM (GMT 0)

Skeletonflower said...
I’m in treatment for Lyme, Bartonella and babesia .. however I don’t have yet the complete protocol for mycoplasma and I have pain in my lower back to my leg, it’s making my leg stiff. Fear of not being able to walk soon so I’m wondering what you all think ?

I have a UTI too but doctors dismissive that it’s in my kidney

I’m sorry I don’t have answers but I am severely suffering with lower back pain and both legs feel weak and shaky when I walk. My back pain hurts but also aches. My left leg feels a little tight. It’s getting worse. It’s worse at night for some reason. I’m so worried sick over this and worried that maybe there is something else wrong.

I also sway when standing and have a disequilibrium issue too. Plus lots of other things.

Just wanted you to know that you are not alone.

I have some positive lyme bands and a weak positive from igenix for babesia if it’s accurate.
I have not tested for Bart.
Posted 2/6/2021 4:05 AM (GMT 0)
That sounds like a nerve thing going from your back to your legs. Pretty hard to pinpoint what infection might or could be causing that as all of these can cause nerve and muscle issues.

I had that for years and have been 90% improved for the last 3 years, and never tested pos for myco.

Just remember others have been in your shoes and got better. Its a slow pace.

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I also sped up my structural/ tissue recovery by learning the various muscle tension release ive mentioned in the past.. That detoxes stuck, tight, and nutrient starved tissues and rejuvenates at the same time. Its work, but as usual, work pays off. Its all about tissue circulation, these infections slow it down. Even a light massage helps a little- anyone can do that but its not as good as a fitness roller or lacross ball or softer tennis ball to start out with. .
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