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It is common for narcotics to be required in higher and higher amounts. I was able to knock my pain down from a 10 to about a 5 or 6 with Lorset Plus and ultram (in combination). It could even be that your pain is worse than when you started narcotics. Lyme doesn't get better on its own. The bleeding episodes need to be checked out by your doctor. Personally, I can't comment on that. I'm worried about you, though. Others will be along that may able to comment on your bleeding. Have you read any books about lyme? There's a thread on here about recommended books to read. Your library may even have some of them. This site has a lot of experience and a lot of knowledgable members who are happy to share with you, so ask away. Connie Please do not take anything I say as medical advice. I am not a doctor.
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