Newly Diagnosed and Questions

Hi:
I see a LLMD for possible Lyme. He tested me through LabCorp for CPNi.  My IGAi levels came back very high and he said that means I have an active infection. I suffer from Interstitial Cystitisi, Chronic Facial Pain that started with an acute sinus infection, various areas of nerve pain, transient hip and muscle pain.  
I have a few questions:
(1) Does an elevated IGA mean I am actively infected and could I spread this to my husband, children etc via a cough? I never, ever get coughs and when I am sick with anything upper respiratory it always goes to my sinuses.  No ENT has ever been able to explain my sinus problemsi as on CT SCAN they look fine (no inflammationi etc.)
(2)  He wants me to take Zithromax and Omnicef for 3 months and then I think he is going to start flagyli.  I see this in not the CPN protocol.  I think he is more going after the Lyme.  Could these antibioticsi he wants me to take help with the CPN or do I have to take doxyi too?
(3)  I know Doxy can cause sun sensitivity, does anybody know if Zithromax can too?
 
Thanks! 

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No sun sensitivity for

No sun sensitivity for zithromax. In my family, doxyi did cause sun sensitivity, but it was dose dependent--200mgs did not, but 400mgs did big time! Minocycline never caused sun sensitivity in us so it was a nice alternative, but i think it can cause sensitivity in some. Clear as mud :) best, Lexy

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--------------- "Chance favors the prepared mind." --Louis Pasteur Husband treating MSi with CAPi

I had some improvement with

I had some improvement with my respiratory ailments on just azi but had a much more dramatic improvememnt after adding doxyi. If you don't get a lot of improvement with azi, or improve then plateau, I'd push for adding doxy.

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GFAi - asthmai, sinusitis/rhinitis, tendonitis, low back pain, hypothyroid. Started abxi 1/9/08. Azi 250mg/day, doxyi, tinii, 5,000iu vitD, rhodiola, SAM-e

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