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Hi ! my son was diagnose with Lyme Disease after going to many MD and Hospitals just sending him to psychiatrist and psychologist Finally a MD from the Amen clinic send for some test to be done and the final answer LYME DISEASE He was on antibiotic for some time.Now I think he is having some Herx reaction. Any advice? Also why most MD even infectious disease do not understand this disease when so many people are suffering,and there so few LLMD in the USA and people have to travel to other countries to be treated.See when there is no answer we play psychology right?
Mon, 13 Jul 2015
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HI, I understands your concern. Herx reaction is body's response to death of bacteria due to antibiotics9 Because of endorphin's released by bacterial death. ) the signs & symptoms vary from chills/ fever/ hypotension to more sever symptoms like shock. So management has to be done with close observation of patient ( in hospital if needful ) ranging from simple anti inflammatory drugs to .IV infusions. Psychology plays 50% role in all symptoms.
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HI, I understands your concern. Herx reaction is body s response to death of bacteria due to antibiotics9 Because of endorphin s released by bacterial death. ) the signs & symptoms vary from chills/ fever/ hypotension to more sever symptoms like shock. So management has to be done with close observation of patient ( in hospital if needful ) ranging from simple anti inflammatory drugs to .IV infusions. Psychology plays 50% role in all symptoms.