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GlitchyMomma Posts: 283
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I've also read that yoga and other movement type therapies are good. I think the trick is to listen to what your body is telling you. Along with everything else in life, there are you more conservative or more liberal approaches to treating this disease. My LLMD has seen 7,000+ patients and is a "slow and steady wins the race" kind of guy. That approach makes sense to me because I want to BUILD UP my body to help fight the infection. Working out too hard, or pushing through Herx's that are too severe, seem like they would break my body down and delay my progress in my battle against Lyme. I guess the old adage may say it best, everything in moderation. GlitchyMomma
I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV. All comments are based on my personal experience or opinion.
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Only major "bites" I remember were chigger bites in June 2000 and flea bites in early 2001.
First weird symptom was a panic attack w/ tachycardia in 2001. My husband brought me to the ER, and I was released when everything showed normal.
~June 2001 - Possible VERY early miscarriage, 10 EPTs were positive then I had a heavy menses a few days later. ER said I was never pregnant.
Hashimoto's Thyroiditis dx July 2003
Cholecystectomy March 2010
Vit D3 Deficiency 2011
Progesterone Deficiency 2011
Adrenal Fatigue September 2011
January 2012 Labcorp: IgG 41 Positive, IgG 18 Positive, IgG 23 Positive, IgM 39 Positive, IgM 41 positive
CD57 - 32
ABX: Doxy 28 days, Minocycline 30 days, Ceftin 37 days, 4/16/2012 started Azithromycin |
