Re: Re: anyone heard of this

August 25, 2009

Maz, I was about to chime in with the same thought! If anyone is interested

you can google Dr. Fallon and Neuroborreliosis. The guy who wrote

about doxy was being treated for suspected Lyme, and it is not all that

surprising he had that reaction. There is another Lyme expert who has said

that 90% of her patients become seropositive for Lyme 9 months after the

start of the antibiotics even though they were previously negative and she

treated them anyway. The immune system finally begins to produce antibodies

that are detectable again. Nine months after starting my Minocin, I had a

similar reaction- call it a brain herx? I wonder if I had finally become

seropositive when I began manifesting neurological symptoms. Thankfully it

has all passed.

On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 12:54 PM, <momazmat@...> wrote:

>

> , further to the Lyme rage thing, this link just came through on my

> Lyme support group and thought you'd find it interesting. The park ranger,

> Jordan Fisher, who appeared in the movie documentary, Under Our Skin,

> describes his experience of Lyme rage:

>

>

> He says, " “I got sicker and sicker,” he said. “Within a month, I felt

> profoundly fatigued.”

>

> Over time, 's symptoms included memory loss, disorientation,

> arthritis, fatigue, loud ringing in his ears, exaggerated emotions (often

> called “Lyme rage”), numbness in his feet that would turn to burning pain

> and blurred vision. "

>

> Peace, Maz

>

> __________________________________________________________

> Email message sent from CompuServe - visit us today at http://www.cs.com

>

Recommended Posts