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Posted 8/19/2018 9:01 PM (GMT -5)
Hi everyone!

Have anyone had sharp sciatica pain during
Lyme treatment
and how if so have you helped nerve to recover?

Unbearable pain, hardly walking,
thankfully I don’t work now, otherwise I just
cannot imagine my days.

I have had tailbone pain for several years now
on and off
MRI shows degeneration of tissues in that area 😖
Posted 8/19/2018 9:30 PM (GMT -5)
Persister cells drugs really helped dig the dormant deep bacteria out for me, after being on Dapsone. Then later taking Disulfiram, both really helped end the spinal and sciatica pain for me!

CBD oil can mask the pain, but a good persister cell drug can target the source of the problem, from my experience.

My thought is borrelia can lodge deep within the spine, as well as the brain. A lot of the traditional can't target the deep bacteria, nor the persister cells.

Stevia with the persister cell drugs, helped me tremendously.

I suspect because Disulfiram can penetrate the blood brain barrier, it can also penetrate the spine too, quite efficiently.

I've found you can take all the herbs in the world, including some of the traditional antibiotics, unless you step it up to a certain antibiotic that targets persister cells and biofilms efficiently, it's hard to get anywhere with chronic lyme disease. I'm sure coinfections play a role tool...

Post Edited (Charlie55) : 8/19/2018 8:35:09 PM (GMT-6)

Posted 8/20/2018 10:10 AM (GMT -5)
My mom gets very bad sciatica pain when she is treating these infections, it's most likely part of a herx response. Gabapentin has often helped her tolerate nerve pain when nerve pain gets bad with treatment. Same goes for me, I don't get sciatica but get bad nerve pain. I figure the antimicrobials are targeting the infections and they are causing inflammation in areas they are located, so in a sense you are likely effectively targeting some pathogens but this is causing herxing. Such would be my non-professional guess.
Posted 8/20/2018 10:07 PM (GMT -5)
Yep, herxing seem to be in relation to the increase in sciatica pain for me as well.
Posted 8/21/2018 4:24 AM (GMT -5)
Thank you for the info!
As I understand both Dapson and Disulfiram are prescription drugs?

I will go to see second time neurologist, I guess I can
ask him for that.

about stevia.. Do you take it in drops adding to drinks and food?



Charlie55 said...
Persister cells drugs really helped dig the dormant deep bacteria out for me, after being on Dapsone. Then later taking Disulfiram, both really helped end the spinal and sciatica pain for me!

CBD oil can mask the pain, but a good persister cell drug can target the source of the problem, from my experience.

My thought is borrelia can lodge deep within the spine, as well as the brain. A lot of the traditional can't target the deep bacteria, nor the persister cells.

Stevia with the persister cell drugs, helped me tremendously.

I suspect because Disulfiram can penetrate the blood brain barrier, it can also penetrate the spine too, quite efficiently.

I've found you can take all the herbs in the world, including some of the traditional antibiotics, unless you step it up to a certain antibiotic that targets persister cells and biofilms efficiently, it's hard to get anywhere with chronic lyme disease. I'm sure coinfections play a role tool...

Posted 8/23/2018 5:21 AM (GMT -5)
Just a little update. And ask for an advice 🙏🏻

So I went to sauna and sciatic pain got relieved 50%.

But the pain was still there though not as sharp and
as crucial as it was.

Several days later I got my period and pain was
gone completely.

So looks like it has connection with my lady parts?
So I guess when i ll go to see neurologist he ll send
me to gynecologist. And I just cannot afford all that now.

Has anyone had something similar? Could borrelias hide
in ovarians? That thought scares s..t out of me😖😖😖

Post Edited (arieco) : 8/23/2018 4:25:51 AM (GMT-6)

Posted 8/23/2018 8:06 AM (GMT -5)
From what I've read it seems that it is common for women to have an increase in pain from the infections during their periods.

I'm glad to hear the sauna helped! might want to keep going consistently if you can, may be an effective detox and pain relief tool for your situation.
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