ChookityPop
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I have seriously had over 100 tick bites since I was born at our summer place. And the percentage of ticks with borrelia is even higher there up to 7% if I remember correctly. 2% carries borrelia on average.
If you had over 100 tick bites would you simply ignore it? What would you do or think if it was you? I have a hard time knowing what to think about it. They say I have had an infection and that it its not the culprit for my sickness. They did test me pretty heavily with lumbar puncture etc to look for lyme.
A very famous norwegian adventurer Lars Monsen got sick in 2013 with very similair symptoms as me, like issues with walking, muscles cramps/twitches and pain. They didnt find anything wrong with him and basically told him he got ME. He is one of the toughest Norwegians out there. He has lived in the wilderness for 1 year at a time many times, walked accross Canada for 1 year straight. If he says he is sick, he is for sure sick. He got well from longterm antibiotics. Like over 2 years.
There was also this police officer in Norway that won in court for the first time ever and the "health officials" admitted that having negative tests cant rule out lyme. She also got well from longterm abx. She first got diagnosed with ME. I remember she said she felt like she slowly lost contact with her legs like I do.
https://www.tv2.no/a/9859981/
So I have the same tests as these two and similar symptoms. You can have only positive igg and no igm but still have lyme. Thats a fact. To me it isnt far out to think that I could potentially have lyme.
What would you do? What would be the arguments against?
: )
EDIT: I have high titers mycoplasma pneumoniae too. Ive read about gulf war veterans with ME getting well from 1 year of doxycycline etc. But, again Idk.
If you had over 100 tick bites would you simply ignore it? What would you do or think if it was you? I have a hard time knowing what to think about it. They say I have had an infection and that it its not the culprit for my sickness. They did test me pretty heavily with lumbar puncture etc to look for lyme.
A very famous norwegian adventurer Lars Monsen got sick in 2013 with very similair symptoms as me, like issues with walking, muscles cramps/twitches and pain. They didnt find anything wrong with him and basically told him he got ME. He is one of the toughest Norwegians out there. He has lived in the wilderness for 1 year at a time many times, walked accross Canada for 1 year straight. If he says he is sick, he is for sure sick. He got well from longterm antibiotics. Like over 2 years.
There was also this police officer in Norway that won in court for the first time ever and the "health officials" admitted that having negative tests cant rule out lyme. She also got well from longterm abx. She first got diagnosed with ME. I remember she said she felt like she slowly lost contact with her legs like I do.
https://www.tv2.no/a/9859981/
So I have the same tests as these two and similar symptoms. You can have only positive igg and no igm but still have lyme. Thats a fact. To me it isnt far out to think that I could potentially have lyme.
What would you do? What would be the arguments against?
: )
EDIT: I have high titers mycoplasma pneumoniae too. Ive read about gulf war veterans with ME getting well from 1 year of doxycycline etc. But, again Idk.
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