Dear Stephen,
Can someone ever completely cure lyme or go into remission?
Can someone ever completely cure lyme or go into remission?
Stephen’s response:
Yes.
Yes.
Stephen
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Dear Stephen,
I was clinically diagnosed with lyme because I started having severe joint pain in my right knee on June 1st 2015. Within a week it moved to my shoulders and by the third week when I saw my doctor my fingers were all bent. My GP immediately started my on antibiotics because he found a bite mark on my back waist but after stopping my antibiotics after 6 weeks all my symptoms slowly started to come back. Strangely my lyme results are still coming out as negative.
I am currently helpless and have nowhere to go because my GP said that he has no further treatment for me and fingers are starting to become numb. Please help me.
Hi Sonia, I just came across this site. Most ‘hospital” blood test will come up negative. They arent as accurate as a blood test if you went to a lyme doctor. it needs to be sent to a lab like Igenix in California. I hope this is helpful.
Stephen, I have been treated 4 times with antibiotics over the last three years since 2013 (diagnosed). She can’t tell me she got it 100% but my PCR is showing no Lyme. Should I still follow your protocol if I am have symptoms (crawling skin, pain in joints and muscles