Re: Help! Just got bit by a tick

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Consider: MMS overnighted by Fedex immediately, maybe someone is still answering phones in some time zone for one thing, if no immediate access to the RIGHT doc and abx. Who knows what coinfections came in??? You do know know for sure what if anything was injected into you and where else bites may be hidden. Considerations: colloidal silver, any antimicrobials on hand you might have: olive leaf, oil of oregano, doses of high C, zeolite, look stuff up in the archives just to get through the night. Maybe homeopathic Ledum if you have it. Bullseye rash: no formula, different for every person's system. Always have a protocol kit on hand for when this happens. ia 100 sounds like a possible stopgap for tonight,

but get to the best LLMD or NP first thing.To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Sent: Sun, June 19, 2011 11:27:01 PMSubject: Help! Just got bit by a tick

Just got bit at least six times by a tick right over my heart. I was able to remove the black tick all intact before it burrowed under. Applied hydrogen peroxide and alcohol to bite sites. What can I do now? This all happened about two hours ago. I would really rather not go on abx. No bulls eye rash (how long before that would show up?) but multiple red bites. I have this on hand: Enhansa, OLE, ia 100, LDM--would any of this do anything as a precautionary measure? Any other suggestions of what to do immediately following tick bites?

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All the lyme docs say this is the case to take abx..i would immeiately.

misty

Help! Just got bit by a tick

Just got bit at least six times by a tick right over my heart. I was able to remove the black tick all intact before it burrowed under. Applied hydrogen peroxide and alcohol to bite sites. What can I do now? This all happened about two hours ago. I would really rather not go on abx. No bulls eye rash (how long before that would show up?) but multiple red bites. I have this on hand: Enhansa, OLE, ia 100, LDM--would any of this do anything as a precautionary measure? Any other suggestions of what to do immediately following tick bites?

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If you got multiple bites, then you should have pulled off multiple ticks. It is also possible that what bit you was not a tick, as ticks do not inflict multiple bites. It can take 1-30 days for a bull’s eye rash to show up. OLE may be the best preventive, but I am not familiar with Enhansa or ia 100. LDM works great synergistically, so combining that with OLE might be a good idea. Anne M., BSN, MSN/IH, RNmcfighter@... From: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism [mailto:BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism ] On Behalf Of georgiasand32Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2011 8:27 PMTo: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Subject: Help! Just got bit by a tick Just got bit at least six times by a tick right over my heart. I was able to remove the black tick all intact before it burrowed under. Applied hydrogen peroxide and alcohol to bite sites. What can I do now? This all happened about two hours ago. I would really rather not go on abx. No bulls eye rash (how long before that would show up?) but multiple red bites. I have this on hand: Enhansa, OLE, ia 100, LDM--would any of this do anything as a precautionary measure? Any other suggestions of what to do immediately following tick bites?__________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 6221 (20110619) __________The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus.http://www.eset.com __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 6221 (20110619) __________ The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus. http://www.eset.com __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 6221 (20110619) __________The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus.http://www.eset.com

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The usual treatment for very recent tick bites is antibiotics, unless

people have a chronic health problem that renders them sensitive to

antibiotics. The sooner the better. Are you absolutely sure it's a

tick? I have not heard of ticks doing multiple bites. Fleas do

multiple bites, but don't stay attached. Bed bugs are on the rise. You

may want to show your tick to others to ensure it's a tick. To treat

chronic Lyme (once you have had a long time), it takes an entire plan,

using diet, supplements and many herbals and sometimes homeopathy.

Alternative treatments for Lyme are geared for long term infections and

are modified to each individual. Samento is a popular choice. But, you

have to realize that ticks also carry Babesia and Bartonella and other

infections. For those who can get antibiotics right away and get well

from them, great! This is the ideal situation. The long-term

alternative treatments are for those of us who are too ill to handle

antibiotics or don't want to worry about the side effects that come from

long-term use of them. A lot of people can get well from taking

antibiotics right away, and should. It would be an easier, cheaper

route. I love alternative treatments, but at this time, there is not a

lot of talk about what works quickly to rid Lyme upon a recent infection.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

Just got bit at least six times by a tick right over my heart. I was

able to remove the black tick all intact before it burrowed under.

Applied hydrogen peroxide and alcohol to bite sites. What can I do now?

This all happened about two hours ago. I would really rather not go on

abx. No bulls eye rash (how long before that would show up?) but

multiple red bites. I have this on hand: Enhansa, OLE, ia 100,

LDM--would any of this do anything as a precautionary measure? Any other

suggestions of what to do immediately following tick bites?

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Thanks for the input. The tick was biting me but I kept on scratching at the

spot over my heart so I moved it around several times, thus the multiple bites.

My general doctor just gave me a script for Doxycycline 200mg twice daily enough

for two days' worth. The Lyme doctor I spoke to says he would put me on this

dose for SIX WEEKS!! I had a very bad (documented in text books) bulls eye Lyme

rash and was very sick from it years ago so am now very upset about this. Have

to decide tonight whether or not to go to this expensive Lyme doctor tomorrow

for such a long-term abx script or, since I caught this right away and was able

to remove the entire tick, if the two days of doxy would be good enough? Thank

you for any suggestions.

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> The usual treatment for very recent tick bites is antibiotics, unless

> people have a chronic health problem that renders them sensitive to

> antibiotics. The sooner the better. Are you absolutely sure it's a

> tick? I have not heard of ticks doing multiple bites. Fleas do

> multiple bites, but don't stay attached. Bed bugs are on the rise. You

> may want to show your tick to others to ensure it's a tick. To treat

> chronic Lyme (once you have had a long time), it takes an entire plan,

> using diet, supplements and many herbals and sometimes homeopathy.

> Alternative treatments for Lyme are geared for long term infections and

> are modified to each individual. Samento is a popular choice. But, you

> have to realize that ticks also carry Babesia and Bartonella and other

> infections. For those who can get antibiotics right away and get well

> from them, great! This is the ideal situation. The long-term

> alternative treatments are for those of us who are too ill to handle

> antibiotics or don't want to worry about the side effects that come from

> long-term use of them. A lot of people can get well from taking

> antibiotics right away, and should. It would be an easier, cheaper

> route. I love alternative treatments, but at this time, there is not a

> lot of talk about what works quickly to rid Lyme upon a recent infection.

>

> Love and prayers,

>

> Heidi N

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> Just got bit at least six times by a tick right over my heart. I was

> able to remove the black tick all intact before it burrowed under.

> Applied hydrogen peroxide and alcohol to bite sites. What can I do now?

> This all happened about two hours ago. I would really rather not go on

> abx. No bulls eye rash (how long before that would show up?) but

> multiple red bites. I have this on hand: Enhansa, OLE, ia 100,

> LDM--would any of this do anything as a precautionary measure? Any other

> suggestions of what to do immediately following tick bites?

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