Sick... Crazy joint pain headache, fatigue and temp. (Update: Lyme's disease)

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If you're a side sleeper, a pillow between your legs/knees might help a little.

Yup. Worked for me. Same symptoms gone in 24 hours.

sounds more autoimmune to me, best to get a dr diagnosis because building your immune system could be the problem if it is autoimmune

OP...any chance you were bit by a tick?

Lay on your belly/prone position, much better for lung problems.

Already do the pillow thing. Nothing fixes this.

Not that I noticed, but it's possible.

I went through that too. Then one day I realized that the chronic pain means I need to move it while I'm still relaxed. So I started moving to correct my spine. Ups and downs but 8 years later I'm still working at it and my back feels great.

Doxycycline is the antibiotic used for lymes disease.

Not giving medical advice but you can look up fish antibiotics. The pills have the same numbers and colors as human meds in a medical drug book or pill identifier. Again not giving medical advice but I do have a fridge full of antibiotics.

It's pretty amazing fish can have so many human ailments. While they require 1 or 2 doses to treat a tank , you can get a bottle of 100.

Ciprofloxacin
Zithromax
Flagyl
Amoxicillin
Penicillin
Doxycycline
Etc......

Always if you take....look up recommended dosages and how long to take.

Again not giving medical advice you take at your own risk and know any allergies you have. These are not recommended for human consumption.

I will say I have not sprouted any gills.

I was a nurse for 16 years and handled meds and they were the same meds.

Just getting the info out there.

YOU TAKE AT YOUR OWN RISK and they are not recommended for human consumption. Do your research!!

I actually learned about this on GLP and did research it awhile before I was comfortable with it.

Interesting side note...dogs are also treated with human drugs that you can also look up in human medical drug books.

Thanks for the info.

I'll probably go see the doc soon and see what he says. I'm not against taking fish pills though.

I've been using them for 10 years or so and not had any issues but I also know alot of the precautions with antibiotics and it's worked for us. Everybody reacts differently to meds so what is safe for one person the next may not. I would not recommend taking an antibiotic you haven't taken before.

One concern is that you cant take antibiotics every time you think you are sick...you run the risk of building an immunity to the antibiotic.

I know alot of people don't ever finish their antibiotics and will take later if they think they have the same thing. Alot of times that's okay not recommended but people do it. You run the risk of reinfection and the meds not working as well but you cant do that with doxycycline it actually gets toxic if you keep it too long.

I would tell my patients...finish your antibiotics as prescribed but if you dont and alot of people don't and will put in their medicine cabinet for later. DO NOT SAVE DOXYCYCLINE get rid of it.

Also don't keep in the bathroom with all the moisture and temp changes...keep in the fridge.

Just a thought for people if they are going to require covid testing and covid "vaccine" to recieve medical treatment and tests. I can see that coming down the pipeline. Uncertain times ahead of us.

Again this is not medical advice and meds are not recommended for human consumption. You take at your own risk. Do your research.

Heading to the hospital today for blood work.

You catching some shedding from the vaxxed? These are common symptoms for those who are exposed to shedding, plus bruising.

All the usual supplements and treatments still apply.

I tested positive for Lyme's.

Damn! Guy on first page was right

I have been dealing with hip pain after covid.
It is finally lessoning after 2 months.

I experience all those things all day long
its called having a job

Milligrams, maybe?

Yup. GLP saves the day.

I'm the work/sweat for 18 hours... shower, eat and sleep for the other 6 hours kind of guy.

Typically nothing slows me down. I have herniated discs in the top of my back, and probably my lower back. I don't even take ibuprofen for it typically, I'm used to it. The pain from this Lyme's disease was just overwhelming. The fatigue was crazy. Could do something for about 3 minutes had to rest for like 15. Really sucks going a million miles an hour 24/7, and then something just kicked you right in the sack.

I got the same symptoms but I think it’s because I’m walking 15-20k steps a day for work.

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I agree with the person who said Ivermectin. It's probably worth a try!

Sounds a lot like symptoms of the AIDS in the first few weeks after getting infected. Mimics Lyme then goes away till it starts to kill you years later. Wait 6 months to get tested, it may take that long to show up positive.
Good luck.

I just finished up my last doxicycline from a 21 day cycle, because a bloodtest showed active Lyme. I had the symptoms you're describing. At first, I thought covid because of some descriptions. But it's a bit more intense than any flu, etc that I've had. I was taking mega doses of c, viral herb formulas, ivermectin, nebulizing h202, which all helped a little, but it was still rough as hell. So far, I've been okay since the doxicycline. Its probably a good idea to get medical attention. Chronic Lyme is no fun, I hear.

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I heard about lyme disease and allergy to meat. If you lower your red meat intake, does it ease your pain?