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Caren, How were you diagnosed? This is the path I'm on, and I'm convinced it's a major factor in our illness. I can't even begin to explain everything I've learned, but I'm looking at serious, long term, muliple approach abx therapy. It sounds radical, and I've always preferred natural methods, but I think we're dealing with some drastic stuff here and drastic measures are called for. If you're interested, I can point you to lots of sites. Try searching Garth Nicholson, or Richie Shoemaker, or do some research on dental or bone infections, or nanobacteria. The mycoplasma list at has some really good info, as well as the stealth virus group at , where they're discussing Dr. Shoemaker's vision of the role bacterial pathogens play in chronic illness. And don't forget the Greek study that showed a high percentage of people with hashimotos testing positive for the yersinia bacteria. Wouldn't this perhaps explain the presence of all those antibodies attacking the thyroid? i just read a woman's post on the mycoplasma site, after long term abx therapy, her hashi's antibodies are gone. I know abx seem scary, but I've learned so much and now know that we have been so misinformed about them, their usage, and their side effects. What your doctor should do is do a culture of your anaerobes with sensitivities, meaning, he should see which antibiotic your pathogens are sensitive to. This way you can be treated properly. The best I've felt is when I was on 6 weeks of cipro for a jaw bone infection (chronic and undetected). Way too much info for one post, but if you're interested, I'd look into it seriously. You're lucky to even have a diagnosis. Most people can't get anyone to take this stuff seriously (except the Australians, who've been saying this for 12 years!). penny