There have been a number of studies recently released that indicate that Lyme's can be transmitted like an STD. High levels of the spirochetes have been found in vaginal secretions. The use of a condom is suggested for anyone with Lyme's who is having active sex.
A medical doctor out of Boston who has been studying and treating patients with Lyme's has found that after the second or third course of antibiotic therapy, the Lyme's reactivates and many patients contract arthritis. This is irrespective of the type of antibiotics that the patient is taking.
Antibiotic therapy for Lyme's has not been effective for many, many people. Some who have been taking antibiotics for years still feel horrible and can experience explosive diarrhea, changes in cognition, exhaustion, fibromyalgia-like symptoms, chronic arthritis, depression, anxiety and sleep problems, among other symptoms.
There are alternatives to traditional therapy, using specific formulations, which have been shown to be highly effective for those suffering from Lyme's. There is hope for those with this condition.
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