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fluffyluggage Posts: 4723
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If it's vertigo, vertigo is a major symptom of Lyme. However, that being said, you need to be very careful and realize that when you Herx, you can have a pretty major increase of your Lyme symptoms. So, I think you need to call your doctor and clue him in on what's going on and be sure he knows. It's possible the Doxy simply doesn't agree with you and you need to switch. Doxy's a very difficult medication. The fact that it caused ulcers in one form doesn't mean it won't cause a different type of reaction in another. And the fact that things are increasing concern me. I think it could be a problem. JMO... take it, leave it, or toss it totally out the window! LOL *hugs* jen  Just because it's impossible doesn't mean it can't happen.
I'm not a doc, so anything I say is my opinion only. Nothing I say is meant as offense, I offer what I can as help. I believe in educating myself on all my medical issues and being my own advocate, for no one else with do that on my behalf. I recommend we all do the same!
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Perhaps I truly am insane for expecting these docs to listen to me when I say the same things repeatedly to no avail? LOL. I am tired of seeking out new docs and getting the same result time and again...Forgive me if I seem bitter some days.
Something has changed within me/Something is not the same/I'm through with playing by/The rules of someone else's game/Too late for second-guessing/Too late to go back to sleep/It's time to trust my instincts/Close my eyes and leap...I'm through accepting limits/Cuz someone says they're so/Some things I can not change/But till I try I'll never know/Too long I've been afraid of/Losing love I guess I lost/Well if that's love/It comes at much too high a cost/I'd sooner buy Defying Gravity/Kiss me good-bye I'm Defying Gravity/I think I'll try Defying Gravity/And you won't bring me down...
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