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Join The Challenge - Lyme Disease Challenge
The Lyme disease challenge kicks off tomorrow everyone! Remember to add a lime to your shopping basket, share videos/pictures of you taking a bite on social media and nominate friends and family to do the same! It would be fun to make a collage of LDUK members taking part for our website and our page so please do share your photos/videos in the discussion group. Let's really get behind and support this international challenge!
Jep became ill when he was hunting and spent time in the hospital fighting for his life . Ticks are a hunter's biggest nightmare...
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Recently one of the members from the Duck Dynasty family Jep became ill when he was hunting and spent time in the hospital fighting for his life. His father Phil Robertson "The Duck Commander" continually said Mosquito or TICK ... We believe that he was right! Ticks are a hunters biggest nightmare... World Lyme Day is fighting for awareness to this very serious disease. #lyme #worldlymeday #duckdynasty Remember #Lymeliveshere follow our campaign on FACEBOOK - https://www.FACEBOOK.com/LymeLives
A few days into the prescription she says, "I started having issues with my legs-- my legs hurt, they burn, felt like I walked up hill all day, my feet hurt, I had problems with my eyes, my vision started becoming kind of blurred."
A few days into the prescription she says, "I started having issues with my legs-- my legs hurt, they burn, felt like I walked up hill all day, my feet hurt, I had problems with my eyes, my vision started becoming kind of blurred."
It took three months and four doctors to come up with a diagnosis.
Dr. Ki Jung, Adrienne's neurologist, says the Levaquin caused tendinopathy and peripheral neuropathy. He says he helped rule other things out and worked on a timeline to figure out what happened.
Jung says, "I told Adrienne, let's put a timeline to this and see where we are and then see if we can tease out any correlations; that's really where we were able to get to the notion that this was a Levaquin problem."
"So basically the drug attacked her nerves and tendons?"
"Correct, in terms of a side effect profile."
Adrienne was shocked.
"He said unfortunately you have nerve damage from taking Levaquin."
Dr. Charles Bennett chairs a drug watchdog agency at the University of South Carolina.
He was not at all surprised to hear Adrienne's story.
"I'm not surprised. I've been working on this for years. This woman is a story that's replicated in city after city, case after case."
He recently petitioned the FDA for new, what's called black box warnings for Levaquin, those are bold warnings meant to grab your attention. The FDA already required black box warnings in 2008, warning of possible tendon rupture and muscle weakness. And in 2013 the FDA required a label change warning of nerve damage.
Left my 3 children behind and crossed the ocean in hopes of beating this debilitating disease.
Left my 3 children behind and crossed the ocean in hopes of beating this debilitating disease. Took a break in my home country to adjust to the new time zone and recover from the long trip (if you are a Lymey, you know why I needed a recovery time) and now in less than 36 hours I will be in Germany to surrender myself to German doctors. Please pray that this journey will be completed successfully and make sure to follow me because I will be broadcasting what I go through day by day (as much as my health allows) in hopes that I will help someone out there.
I am filled with anxiety with a dash of excitement. I need some encouraging words. I am filled with what-ifs, especially what if it doesn't work. #Hope #Courage #Lyme #Treatment #SearchingForCure
Left my 3 children behind and crossed the ocean in hopes of beating this debilitating disease. Took a break in my home country to adjust to the new time zone and recover from the long trip (if you are a Lymey, you know why I needed a recovery time) and now in less than 36 hours I will be in Germany to surrender myself to German doctors. Please pray that this journey will be completed successfully and make sure to follow me because I will be broadcasting what I go through day by day (as much as my health allows) in hopes that I will help someone out there.
I am filled with anxiety with a dash of excitement. I need some encouraging words. I am filled with what-ifs, especially what if it doesn't work. #Hope #Courage #Lyme #Treatment #SearchingForCure
Lyme borreliosis: a review of data on transmission time after tick attachment
Lyme borreliosis: a review of data on transmission time after tick
attachment
Conclusion.
"The claims that removal of ticks within 24 hours or 48 hours of
attachment will effectively prevent LB are not supported by the published data,
and the minimum tick attachment time for
transmission of LB in humans has never been
established."
I had the tick on me for about 4 hours and got infected
with lyme , bart and babesia
was bitten in 2000
and was diagnosed in 2010
Isn't ALS one of the diseases that Lymies are sometimes misdiagnosed with?
Isn't ALS one of the diseases that Lymies are sometimes misdiagnosed with?
http://www.als-cure.com/als-lyme/als-patients-infected-with-lyme-bacteria-borrelia-spirochetes/
http://www.als-cure.com/als-lyme/als-patients-infected-with-lyme-bacteria-borrelia-spirochetes/
Town provides Lyme disease tips
“When Lyme disease is misdiagnosed and goes untreated in children, it has a profound, devastating impact on a child’s well being,” Ms. Baisley said. “So it is imperative to know the signs and symptoms of this disease. Other tickborne diseases such as babesiosis can also be possible since the pathogen agent, Babesia microti, often co-infects the same tick that carries the bacterium that causes Lyme disease. It is equally important to know what can be done to minimize your risk.”
"Early Lyme disease symptoms appear within three to 30 days and can include a red rash, often occuring at the site of the tick bite, fever, fatigue, musicle, bone and joint pain, migrating arthritis, stiff neck, headache, Bell’s palsy or other cranial nerve neuritis. If untreated, symptoms can progress towards severe arthritis, cardiac and nervous system complications, weakness and fatigue and mood and sleep problems."
(photo: www.DHSS.Delaware.gov)
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