I'm intrested about the Rife and far Infared sauna tips please... also have nerve twitch/numb/shooting pains..thanks
I own a plasma rife machine and a far-infrared sauna. I have also used a doug coil machine for many months. Yes, you definately need to get off of the drugs. They are only masking your problems.
I have some great techniques you can use with the rife machine and the sauna when you get set up and are interested.
Hi all,
I'm feeling better after my bad spell yesterday. The morning was rough for me yesterday, but as the day progressed, I was feeling much better.
As for the Abx questions, yes, I take 1000 Mg Amox plus 500 Mg. Biaxin twice a day. I have not changed any meds.
I talked to my regular doctor about my anxiety and flair in symptoms yesterday and he said that is to be expected but won't last. I personally feel that this flair is a combination of herxing and my body reacting to have less of the benzo in it. Jackie, I will talk to my LLMD about this, but I think I'm going to keep on-track with trying to get off the benzo.
Still having digestive issues with these abx too. Just a little frustrated at the moment.
I'm anxiously awaiting the arrival of my Rife machine and my infrared sauna to help me with detoxing.
Thanks everyone and have a good weekend.
Sorry to hear about your increase in symptoms. It's so frustrating when you think you are almost "back to normal" and then all the symptoms come back with no explanation. I also had that happen and have very similar MS-like symptoms with the tingling, numbness and vibrating stuff.
Have you been taking the same antibiotic during most of your treatment? When my symptoms returned it was as though the antibiotic just stopped working all of a sudden and then I needed to switch. Just curious. Hang in there!
and PS ... you say:
"After having had my symtpoms almost completely go away for weeks, I seem to be have a pretty big flair in my symptoms."
Hmmm, Herx?
..or were you taking anti-biotics as a treatment?
Are you still on anti-biotics?
Carrie
Be sure both docs know what the other docs are treating you with. There can be interactions that get all confusing.
If the nonLLMD is withdrawing you from Xanax but the LLMD doesn't know that, it could be problematic. Keep them both fully informed, okay?