With the documented research of low nk function in cfsme, it makes it very possible that ongoing infections play a significant role cfsme. So treating any possible infection one has, could lower the infectious load and put less strain on oneself.
Also to confuse matters further. There are some long term lyme patients that have been treated with disulphirum/antabuse for 8 weeks, have had long term remissions, some for over 2 years. Its not 100% but it is happening.
Im sure theres some that are autoinflammatory and then combinations of the above.
For many years now nothing is black and white in cfsme or lyme just 50 shades of grey 😉🤣