I wanted to post an update in regards to Lyme disease treatment. I was having a conversation with a new friend of mine, she was asking what my symptoms are for Lyme disease. I had to think a little bit harder than I have in the past when asked the same question…that was a good sign! when I tell someone what the symptoms are; I share what my symptoms are first…its easier to explain something you are very familiar with like feeling specific pains everyday vs. remembering other symptoms of Lyme that I dont have. It is different for each person and depending on how long you have had it, the severity will be different. Here is a more detailed list, you’ll see why I refer to my own rather than THE list! Lol! Check it out if your interested:lyme-disease-research-database.com/lyme-disease-symptoms.html
As I was telling my friend about my symptoms I was realizing that a few of them are gone and alot of them are lesser in the severity. What encouragement! I’m very thankful for all the medicine I’m on…even though I hate it…its working. Jeff & I have been on a herbal protocol Samento since April 2010 (so a little over a year now) I have been on antibiotic treatment Clarithromycin since July 2010 (about 7 mos.) Bicillin injections since October 2010 (about 5 mos) Ciproflaxin since December 2010 (about 3 mos)
When I asked my Lyme Literate doctor how long we would be on treatment; she said about 2 years. So, I’m encouraged to look at the big picture and see that its coming close to 1 year being treated. hopefully just 1 more year will rid us of these buggers for good! There are always stories of people stopping treatment and then getting sick again~ or roadblocks/complications that come up. For instance Jeff was on Bicillin injections and simply his body could not tolerate it. he had major reactions to the medicine and had to stop. we are waiting until our next follow up appointment (phone consultation) with our doctor to see what alternate treatment he should be on. Our treating LLMD is in California, wich works out for us to have phone meetings only and we will see her this summer when we visit our family in California; but we are searching for a doctor here as well. There is a naturopath doctor I will be checking out as well as we are seeking a primary care physician who will hopefully work in conjunction with out LLMD that way some meds could be covered with insurance. were not sure if it will work- its very difficult getting insurance to cover Lyme treatment; sometimes impossible. but with a cost of around $500 a month in medicine…..we need insurance to cover some of this! So please pray with us in regard to this.So, treatment is going good and we are getting better slowly. There seems to be more good days than bad days lately. Thank you everyone for your prayers, and support. Many of you have helped us finacially through this journey and we are very greatful. this is road that we dont walk alone because of many of you! thanks & God bless~

Now that you have been diagnosed with Cervical Cancer Symptoms, where do you start in taking care of yourself? It is important during this time, possibly more than any other time in your life, to take care of yourself. What are some ways that you can help decrease and rid yourself?

Attitude - Your attitude has quite a bit to do with how your body fights the Symptoms. By trying to keep a positive and upbeat attitude, you are giving your body and immune system the added strength and encouragement to fight against the cancer and the disease. Many studies have found a direct correlation between a positive attitude and healing.

Exercise - Although it is often difficult to even want to exercise when you are battling a disease, it can significantly increase the efficiency of your immune system. An exercise as simple as walking has great health benefits for you all of the time, whether you are sick with Cervical Cancer Symptoms or not.

Eating right - Food can have a big impact upon how the body works and this is especially true when you are battling Cervical Symptoms. Eating foods rich in natural vitamins and minerals and foods in as natural state as possible can help keep your immune system working efficiently, so that your body can naturally fight the Cervical Cancer Symptoms to aid the Cervical Cancer treatment choice that your physician has chosen.

Choose the right doctors - having a doctor that knows Cervical Cancer treatments is very important, but having a doctor that you can talk to is even more important. If you don’t feel that you or your needs are being taken seriously, then you may want to rethink your choice. The Symptoms are not something that disappears quickly, so you will want to have a doctor that you can discuss your condition with comfortably.

Ask questions - If you are not sure why you are taking a certain drug or having a certain test, then ask. Asking questions is the only way that you can learn more about your Cancer Symptoms, so that you can become a more informed patient. this can have a significant impact upon the severity of your Cervical Cancer Symptoms and can greatly impact your health outlook.

Having this Cervical Cancer does not give you an instant death sentence. By fighting it in every way possible, you can help to make the most of your Cervical Cancer treatment, so that you will have every tool possible to beat the Cervical Cancer Symptoms.

You can find more details at my web site (cervical-cancer-symptoms.info) that I made with my experience.you can always contact me at roxann.park@gmail.com write on the subject cervical-cancer-symptoms.info and I will jet to you ASAP.

My story began just as many women’s stories do. I went to have my yearly PAP smear to check for HPV and Cervical Cancer and possibility to keep myself healthy. you can tell that the answer was not what I expected to be. I tried to find the right treatment for myself and find an alternative treatment.

I opened my blog to express myself and tried to give every woman the knowledge that I had hard time to find.

You can contact me at any time by sending an email, (put cervical-cancer-symptoms.info on the subject) and I will be happy to give you my knowledge.

Love to help, Roxann