14 Jan 2009 11:07 am
Morning all.Just wondering about something. I have seen a few posts about this-- but still wanted to clarify. I did not have a strong reaction to the NAC when I first started it- like the first week or so- but gradually as I took it and as I took the anitbiotic my symptoms have come back strong. Does this still sound like cpn?
14 Jan 2009 11:07 am
14 Jan 2009 11:11 am
What a blessing that your MD keeps reminding you. In so many cases it is the other way around!
Louise
14 Jan 2009 05:41 pm
I wouldn't say this sounds like cpn. I would say this sounds like your treatment is killing cpn.
I'm sure you've read here enough to have seen the phrase 'you will revisit all of your old symptoms' as you proceed through the treatment. As the cpn is killed off, inflammation results. Inflammation irritates all the locations of prior infection. In other words, wherever you have cpn infection at its worst, you will have resulting reoccurrence of symptoms as the bacteria is killed and the affected area is flooded with toxic dead bacteria carcasses. (Okay, not really carcasses, but toxic byproduct of their death. ) Then, as the area begins to repopulate with new, healthy cells, you'll probably experience some interesting new sensations, too.
It's just the nature of 'our' beast. You'll basically travel back up the long road of decline you were on until you started abx, scenery (old symptoms) and all.
The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world’s problems. Mohandas Gandhi
14 Jan 2009 06:06 pm
Mellissa- if you took the amoxi for a while before the NAC you wouldn't get much additional reaciton from the NAC: amoxi does the same thing (kills the infectious extracellular EB form of Cpn). Some people don't have as much EB load as others. You'll have to see how you respond to the next set of antibiotics in the protocol.
Like a lot of us, you appear to have multiple organisms you are dealing with. The CAP will cover the bacterial ones you list, but you may need to treat the viral components seperately. Sounds like your doc is watching out for you. As Louise noted, most folks have to shake the tree pretty hard to get attention to these things by their doctor.
15 Jan 2009 10:40 am
Thanks everyone:)
I went to see my ENT yesterday and he was really straightforward - he was looked at my shortened list and says -I bet some docs have treated you like you are crazy huh? I am not going to though. That was refreshing. He was like- either you are crazy or you have lymes or something like cpn... which he actually knew what it was- that was comforting since many docs I have seen didnt -I know that is no shocker to any of you:) hehe
I am going in for a sinus CT on Friday to see what is up there-- maybe deviated septum causing this ear clog of 5 months now...
The comforting thing was - he felt all the weird lymphs in my neck and the one behind my ear and said- Yes I feel them... no I wouldnt be worried abotu any of them... and he is a surgeon that routinely works on lymphoma issues... so that is comforting;) my lymphs are just freaked out with all of this. I prayed specifically for some good answers and not a run around and I really got that answer.
THanks for all who are walking with us newbies:) to help us get going and get our heads on straight.
Melissa
MelissaHIGH EBV 2/08,card/resp sx,numb hand,musc twitch/pains,neg for ms/lupus,scans hd 2 toe, abd/jnt/lymph pain, dizzy/fatigue, lymph swelling, lyme susp 9/08- igx-1 ++, cd57 52, CMV+, HHV6, MYCO-CAP11/08 NAC,Dxy,Zith MWF+sups
15 Jan 2009 10:45 pm
Great news, Melissa!
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16 Jan 2009 08:13 am
Melissa,
Fantastic! Definitely musical words. Hang on to this guy - and he actually has heard of cpn? - impressive.
Rica
3/9 Symptoms returning. Began 5 abx protocol 5/9 Rifampin 600, Amox 1000, Doxy 200, MWF Azith 250, flagyl 1000 daily. Began Sept 04 PPMS EDSS 6.7 Now good days EDSS 1 Mind, like parachute, work only when open. Charlie Chan In for the duration.&am
29 Jun 2010 12:25 pm
Has anyone used rocephine to fight the infection on iv doxy. please let me know. Thanks.
29 Jun 2010 02:00 pm
I've used and done approx. 3 cycles of IV rocephin - all for varying lengths of time. I have no knowledge of IV doxy.It must be even more difficult for you when English is not your first language.Keep reading and searching.We're al in the same boat and support each other.PM me if you need more clarification.
diagnosed MS Jan.2000 , chronic neurological lyme disease Nov.2002.doxy 100 mg. 1BID. roxy.150 mg.? BID,adding rifampin soon, pulsed tini. every 3 weeks, as of oct.17/08, rifampin,naltrexone (LDN),NAC, nystatin, major wheldon supplemrnts daily,
29 Jun 2010 02:00 pm
I've used and done approx. 3 cycles of IV rocephin - all for varying lengths of time. I have no knowledge of IV doxy.It must be even more difficult for you when English is not your first language.Keep reading and searching.We're al in the same boat and support each other.PM me if you need more clarification.
diagnosed MS Jan.2000 , chronic neurological lyme disease Nov.2002.doxy 100 mg. 1BID. roxy.150 mg.? BID,adding rifampin soon, pulsed tini. every 3 weeks, as of oct.17/08, rifampin,naltrexone (LDN),NAC, nystatin, major wheldon supplemrnts daily,
You are NOT crazy -or maybe
You are NOT crazy -or maybe we all are and just don't recognize it - so here we all are learning about our fascinating collective craziness.
Along with a few other mantras I keep repeating is that there is a list. It feels as though there is a list of a hundred (+/-) and we choose or have piled on us some number. I agree with you. What you are experiencing is a recurrect thing in this somewhat exclusive club, membership in which is not necessarily high on anyone's list of choices.
Rica
3/9 Symptoms returning. Began 5 abx protocol 5/9 Rifampin 600, Amox 1000, Doxy 200, MWF Azith 250, flagyl 1000 daily. Began Sept 04 PPMS EDSS 6.7 Now good days EDSS 1 Mind, like parachute, work only when open. Charlie Chan In for the duration.&am