Taroki, I am adding another bit of information regarding the treatment of Lyme Disease......I read several articles, including the one herewith on the forum (Diseases), and DID NOT see anything about NEEDING SUGAR for Hypoglycemia nor Lyme Disease. Of course you need to keep the hypoglycemia away by eating smaller portions of food throughout the day, like small-medium fruits, vegetables, and low amounts of carbos.(ie crackers, small squares of shredded wheat (no sugar), celery, carrot slices, etc. etc. /

Lyme disease patients with neurological symptoms are usually treated with the antibiotic ceftriaxone, which is given intravenously once a day for a month or less. Most patients experience full recovery.

Lyme disease patients experiencing heart symptoms are treated with antibiotics, such as ceftriaxone or penicillin, given intravenously for about two weeks. If these symptoms persist or are severe enough, patients may also be treated with corticosteriods or given a temporary internal cardiac pacemaker. People with lyme disease rarely experience long-term heart damage.

Following treatment for lyme disease, some people continue to have persistent fatigue and achiness. This general malaise can take months to subside, although it generally does so spontaneously without requiring antibiotic therapy.

-What Questions To Ask Your Doctor About Lyme Disease:
--*Is lyme a definite diagnosis or suspected as one of the possible diagnoses?
--*Have the lab tests detected the antibodies?
--*How long a course of treatment should be expected?
--*Are there other symptoms, such as joint pain, fatigue, dizziness, shortness of breath, or irregular heartbeat that I should be aware of?
--*Will the disease be cured?
--*Will all of the symptoms go away after treatment and cure?

*** And, Taroki, by all means ask your health practitioner about that problem with your dry lip and sunburn problem. / Cut out all sugar except natural, ....such as fruits.
**Are you going to get something to get rid of the Yeast? That's essential. Some people even go so far as to PUT AWAY THE SUGAR BOWL/ SUGAR-POWDERS, ETC. Your body makes these things as need from the foods you feed it. Eat plenty of vegetables. (moderate amount of carbohydrates)**

When is your next visit with your Health Practitioner? If you must, CALL THEIR OFFICE with these questions.