Re: Re: Incontinence issues

[Guest guest]

I have a question about this also.

 I am suspecting my 13 yr old may have lyme as well.

 She has had many tic bites over the years, and stomach issues with severe

diarhea. She now has been leaking urine in her pants. She says she can feel it

dripping out for no reason.

My son never experienced these symptoms with his lyme, but I realize everyone is

different. Does any of this sound like it could be part of  lyme, or something

else? She also has been diagnosed with ADHD and she is telling me she her

concentration is worse than ever.

any input?

thanks

Judy

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From: " juliafwagner@... " <juliafwagner@...>

Sent: Thu, April 29, 2010 12:09:24 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Incontinence issues

 

Both of my sons had major bladder issues -- mostly gone with treatment of

Lyme and Babesia. It has been our experience that Babesia is significantly

correlated to bladder issues/incontinence . When our sons have Babesia

flares, we often know it from the " accidents " that occur. We first noticed

this connection when we treated with Malarone, and the bladder problems

disappeared - this repeated each time we had flares. When you first start the

Babesia meds, there is often an increase of the symptoms, and we did see

these issues get worse for a few days and then disappear. Lyme also loves the

bladder, but it seems the combination of Lyme and Babesia really do a

number on the bladder. Hope this helps!

[Guest guest]

This doe3s sound like Lyme.  My younger daughter (now 11.5) had this and still

sometimes does -- but she has been diagnosed with Lyme, Bartonella and Erlichia

so I don't know which would cause it.  Anyway, that is not as bad but still

some incontinence.  And she was also diagnosed with ADHD at age 8.  But even

though we think it wascaused by Lyme, her psychiatrist has her wear Daytrana

patches and they really help her concenitration.  When the Lyme stops screwing

up her brain (soon I hope) we will see if she can get rid of the patches but

right now they really help her.  She can be fidgeting and completely unfocused

and half an hour after putting on a patch she can sit down and do all sorts of

math and homework with me.  So that is something to think about in the interim

while she is being treated.

Natasha

From: jchabot <jchabot@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Incontinence issues

Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 5:06 AM

 

I have a question about this also.

 I am suspecting my 13 yr old may have lyme as well.

 She has had many tic bites over the years, and stomach issues with severe

diarhea. She now has been leaking urine in her pants. She says she can feel it

dripping out for no reason.

My son never experienced these symptoms with his lyme, but I realize everyone is

different. Does any of this sound like it could be part of  lyme, or something

else? She also has been diagnosed with ADHD and she is telling me she her

concentration is worse than ever.

any input?

thanks

Judy

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From: " juliafwagner@ aol.com " <juliafwagner@ aol.com>

Sent: Thu, April 29, 2010 12:09:24 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Incontinence issues

 

Both of my sons had major bladder issues -- mostly gone with treatment of

Lyme and Babesia. It has been our experience that Babesia is significantly

correlated to bladder issues/incontinence . When our sons have Babesia

flares, we often know it from the " accidents " that occur. We first noticed

this connection when we treated with Malarone, and the bladder problems

disappeared - this repeated each time we had flares. When you first start the

Babesia meds, there is often an increase of the symptoms, and we did see

these issues get worse for a few days and then disappear. Lyme also loves the

bladder, but it seems the combination of Lyme and Babesia really do a

number on the bladder. Hope this helps!

[Guest guest]

Thank you Natasha,

 I have been wondering about this for quite some time now.

Take Care

Judy

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From: Natasha Moiseyev <nmoiseyev@...>

Sent: Thu, April 29, 2010 10:08:31 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Incontinence issues

 

This doe3s sound like Lyme.  My younger daughter (now 11.5) had this and still

sometimes does -- but she has been diagnosed with Lyme, Bartonella and Erlichia

so I don't know which would cause it.  Anyway, that is not as bad but still

some incontinence.  And she was also diagnosed with ADHD at age 8.  But even

though we think it wascaused by Lyme, her psychiatrist has her wear Daytrana

patches and they really help her concenitration.  When the Lyme stops screwing

up her brain (soon I hope) we will see if she can get rid of the patches but

right now they really help her.  She can be fidgeting and completely unfocused

and half an hour after putting on a patch she can sit down and do all sorts of

math and homework with me.  So that is something to think about in the interim

while she is being treated.

Natasha

From: jchabot <jchabotsnet (DOT) net>

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Incontinence issues

Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 5:06 AM

 

I have a question about this also.

 I am suspecting my 13 yr old may have lyme as well.

 She has had many tic bites over the years, and stomach issues with severe

diarhea. She now has been leaking urine in her pants. She says she can feel it

dripping out for no reason.

My son never experienced these symptoms with his lyme, but I realize everyone is

different. Does any of this sound like it could be part of  lyme, or something

else? She also has been diagnosed with ADHD and she is telling me she her

concentration is worse than ever.

any input?

thanks

Judy

____________ _________ _________ __

From: " juliafwagner@ aol.com " <juliafwagner@ aol.com>

Sent: Thu, April 29, 2010 12:09:24 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Incontinence issues

 

Both of my sons had major bladder issues -- mostly gone with treatment of

Lyme and Babesia. It has been our experience that Babesia is significantly

correlated to bladder issues/incontinence . When our sons have Babesia

flares, we often know it from the " accidents " that occur. We first noticed

this connection when we treated with Malarone, and the bladder problems

disappeared - this repeated each time we had flares. When you first start the

Babesia meds, there is often an increase of the symptoms, and we did see

these issues get worse for a few days and then disappear. Lyme also loves the

bladder, but it seems the combination of Lyme and Babesia really do a

number on the bladder. Hope this helps!