Getting Out with MCS

I think people with MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivities) often have other
medical problems too. For example, I have an old, long undiagnosed caseof Lyme's Disease, which cannot be treated traditionally (with antibiotics) because I also have MCS.  My MCS began after carbon monoxide poisoning, which, I am told, is often an outcome. 
 
And for what it is worth.....nothing.......I will say that in reading the descriptions some people have posted to this list about their symptoms, signs, body sensations, etc.,
it crossed my mind that some of those people sound as if they may have an
undiagnosed case of Lyme's.   Josie


     

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Interesting Josie. I used to live in Ct. and had some ticks removed, but I never had the bulls eye rash. So I don't think I ever even went on antibiotics for anything becuase there was no need to. My daughter DID have the rash though, so she got a long dose of antibiotics.
Does it have anything to do with fibro?
Amy


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I think people with MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivities) often have other
medical problems too.?For example,?I have an old, long undiagnosed case of Lyme's Disease, which?cannot be treated traditionally (with antibiotics) because I also have MCS.? My MCS began after carbon monoxide poisoning, which, I am told, is often an outcome.?
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And for what it is worth.....nothing.......I will say that in reading the descriptions some people have posted to this list about their symptoms, signs, body sensations, etc.,
it crossed my mind that some of those people sound as if they may have an
undiagnosed case of Lyme's.?? Josie

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