Hi everyone, Yes this is my second post in the past 5 minutes. i am panicked at the the medication protocol and willingly bringing on new symptoms and old by taking the meds but obviously have to. i am just scared of the die off period.The worse before better period. I know I have to go through that before i can heal.I just feel uhhh its gonna get worse than it already is!!! However, I asked doc if he could put me on natural antibiotics instead of conventional.He said not right now. He now sees the need for full fledge heavy duty antiobics. (FINALLY!!!) But i dont want to and I asked for the natural but it was a NO. I get bad candida flares because I have both things going on.One kills lyme, and the one that does will flare my candida.So I have to take the nystatin (candida killer) on top of the lyme killer. I really feel my body cant handle all that, seriously. I feel like Im dying already and I have been breaking out with more sweats and nautious feelings then i can handle.I htin ka viral thing my body may be trying to fight right now too. I have kids to also care for so I gott abe able to atleast get them a dinner when they get home from school. would I be so wrong to do one treatment at a time regardless that a doc prescribed this. The lyme treatment being top priority of course hes trying to help but damn I feel i gotta walk in this daily and I think it might be too much. I also will be starting hormones he told me to try for my hormone issues. |
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