Question by djs0660: Has anyone used Nzymes to treat lyme disease and did it work?

Nzymes is the name of the company who sells this product I am referring to.

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Answer by LoLa
I don’t know the answer to you’re question, I just came to comment.
Why did you spell it Nzymes? The real spelling is enzymes. I’m just curious.. is this the way you think its spelt or are you just shortening it for slang’s sake?

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Question by Angel Dumott Schunard: Does anyone know! OMG someone please tell me!?
I just heard that my friend whom I haven’t seen in a few months contracted lime disease and became paralized from the waist down!!!!!!!

My mom keeps telling me that lime disease is one hundred percent curable and that she’ll be fine by now but I’m really scared for her! Does anyone know weather or not my mom’s right!

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Answer by Mr.Price
Sorry but I’m clueless. :[

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Question by Sarah Lou: Has anyone been diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis, but actually had Lyme Disease?
I have had R A symtoms for 2 yrs. now, none of the well-known meds have worked. Today I was tested for Lyme.

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Answer by Dekayel
Many many people have been misdiagnosed with RA when they actually had Lyme disease. My 16-year-old daughter is one of them. Let me warn you about the test you took today. Probably it was something called the ELISA test–and probably the results will be negative. Unfortunately, this doesn’t mean you don’t have Lyme. The ELISA is known to have a high false negative rate. I recommend you go to www.lymenet.org and click on “flash discussion.” Here you will meet hundreds of other folks in a similar situation to yours, and you can get advice from them on how to proceed. One thing you MUST do is educated yourself about this complex illness.

Good sources of info about Lyme disease:

http://www.canlyme.com

http://www.lymenet.org

http://www.lymeinfo.net

http://www.lymediseaseassociation.org

http://www.ilads.org

http://www.betterhealthguy.com

http://www.publichealthalert.com

http://www.freewebs.com/teenswithlyme

http://www.lymetimes.org

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Question by Shekhinah: Anyone have Lyme disease and have to deal with derealization?
I HATE it more than any other symptom. It won’t go away right now but maybe there is something I haven’t tried?
Okay I really don’t remember if the correct term is derealization or depersonalization. I feel like I’m outside of my body and detached from my surroundings- like I’m floating. I feel like that whenever I’m not really busy or really sedate.

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Answer by jac the hat
I dont have lymes disease but I have dissociative identity disorder which means being dissociated derealised or depersoanlised most all of the time – weird I never get used to it and have had it for 60 years now.

One of the best ways of coming back that I know is to tap your face and arms lightly with the tips of your fingers it can feel weird at first but it can help also any grounding techniques looking round your room and describing it to yourself like a policemans report.

i.e. I apprehended the subject in the living room above her was a picture about 19 inches by 12 inches with a gold coloured frame of…. Laughing also helps. All three together helps.

I think the hardest bit is getting mesmerised and feeling helpless during the going-away process you have to sort of fight back to consciousess.

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Question by Cheyenne’s Mama: For anyone who knows about Lyme Disease?
Do you know if the doctor should do a follow-up blood test after you finish the antibiotic? I had lyme disease a few years ago, and the doc never did a follow-up. I’m at a different doctor now, but I always wonder if I should have been re-tested?

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Answer by yepitsme
Lyme disease is so controversial. It depends on the doctor. The ELIZA test probally won’t show whether or not you have lyme disease. All though you probaly should go get tested again, just to be sure, especially if you are having symptoms. Good luck!

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Question by Gothmyst: Does anyone know if there is permanent long-term affects from once having Lyme Disease?
I suffered with the disease several years ago, in chronic stages, and now seem to be getting similar symptoms.

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Answer by Dudbstr
The only way to really know is to go back to a Lyme Literate Doctor and have the WB test again. If you are having symptoms, then you may STILL have it and your initial treatment may not have eradicated the disease or you also had a co-infection with it.

The only way to be sure is to have the blood tests to determine that you are clean. Even then, my first set said I did not have Lyme, but erhlicia and the second set said my Lyme was +3. It is a very difficult disease to eradicate.

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Question by Kelsquatch: Does anyone know a health practioner who treats lyme disease in Humboldt County?
I am looking for an integrative health practitioner in Humboldt Co. California who is knowledgeable in the possible psychological symptoms and the political issues surrounding Lyme.

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Answer by Dekayel
Recommend you join the CaliforniaLyme on-line support group:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/CaliforniaLyme/

There are members in your area who can tell you about doctors.

Also, the California Lyme Disease Association website maintains a list of support groups throughout the state. Check for one in your area:

http://lymedisease.org/california/california_support_groups.html

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Question by Cynthia: Does anyone know if a bull’s eye rash is only caused by a tick carrying lyme disease?
My sister developed a bull’s eye rash on her thigh a couple of days ago. Then yesterday she had a headache and was feeling as if she was coming down with a cold. Now she feels fine and the rash is almost gone. Can this be lyme disease or did the bull’s eye rash come from something else?

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Answer by pinkrosegreeneyes bluerose
I’m putting my $ on Lyme disease. She needs a dr NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! The rash WILL go away but there will be other really bad symtoms down the road if you let this go.

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Question by mavbax: Does anyone have Lyme Disease, and are taking Cumanda as part of their treatment?
I am supposed to take Cumanda along with my antibiotics and other supliments to help break down the cysts in Chronic Lyme Disease. I put 1 drop under the tongue 2x daily and increase until I am at 20 drops 2x daily.
I get sick everytime work up to 7 or 8 drops.

Anyone else have experience with this?

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Answer by Ryan A
I am going to be starting anitbiotics on Monday for Lyme and I am also starting the Samento protocol with Cumanda to fight it from both natural and regular antibiotics. The Cumanda I ordered says to take it with 1 cup of water 30 min before breakfast and dinner. Maybe the water will help dilute it so your body can handle over 8 drops, but I haven’t tried it yet.

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Anyone Can Be Affected by Lyme Disease Symptoms

Lyme Disease is tricky to diagnose the symptoms of. Ticks that cause Lyme Disease are not always easy to see some are even as small as the period at the end of this sentence. The symptoms of lyme disease are usually misdiagnosed as something else. The symptoms sometimes do lead to other diseases. In this article we will talk about some of the symptoms. Keep reading if you think you may have some of the symptoms of Lyme Disease.

You may not find out for a while if you have an inflated heart. With all the symptoms taken into account, this symptom is by far one of the hardest to diagnose. Inflammation of the muscles around the heart is not easy for most to discern. Pain the chest, especially around the heart is one indication of this. Difficulty in breathing is another indication of this condition. In addition if you have swelling. Be sure to have your heart checked out by your doctor if you show any of these signs. Any one of these things should lead you to contact your doctor, even if you don’t think you you have Lyme disease. There are some people however who do not show symptoms of Lyme disease until it has progressed into the later stages. These people are bitten and have no side effects or symptoms until the disease progresses. Actually one out of every four people who contract the disease do not show any symptoms. It can discomforting to know this if you happen to reside in an area that has a large problem with Lyme disease. It is important then to do routine checks for ticks if you live in one of these areas.

Another common disorder, that can also be a late stage symptom of Lyme disease is Anxiety and Depression. Progression of Lyme disease often affects the brain and the nervous system. In areas that Lyme disease is common, it is good to know that the later stages of the disease manifest itself through Anxiety and Depression. If you are suffering from anxiety and Depression be sure your doctor checks out your physical body as well as your brain. Many who suffer from Anxiety and Depression find the disorders life changing, however, with the addition of Lyme disease these can be unbearable. Diagnosing Lyme disease can be tricky. This is because Lyme disease symptoms are often mistaken for other symptoms of other diseases. In cases where the person doesn’t show symptoms till later stages of the disease this is even more true. In the end, you know your body best, so if you feel a little off, it is better to talk to your doctor. In the end, you may just get the treatment you need when the doctor finds that tick bite.

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