If you suspect your kid has been bitten by a tick and you’re worried about Lyme disease, then read RX Lyme’s latest guide to herbal solutions. Learn how combining antibiotics with natural remedies can lessen the negative side effects of drugs on gut health.
Has your child contracted Lyme disease? Wondering what the best options are for treatment without having to worry about extreme side effects?
Visit RX Lyme – a specialist website from Highroad Enterprises and Stanley Lang MD featuring resources for Lyme disease sufferers – and read the guide to natural Lyme disease solutions for children at https://rxlyme.com/natural-lyme-disease-solutions-for-children/
The guide explores why Lyme disease can be difficult to diagnose in children and how standard antibiotics alone can result in damaging side effects, particularly on gut health. The article responds to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showing a steady increase in reported cases of the disease since 2010, with over 630,000 cases predicted for 2024.
The piece advocates for combining natural herbal treatments with conventional medical interventions as the most effective way to combat Lyme disease in children. The negative impact on gut health can be mitigated by integrating probiotics into their diet, making the side effects of pharmaceutical treatments more manageable and less damaging to their overall health. Herbal remedies for gut health can also have a positive impact on your child's immune system.
Lyme disease, which is caused by the bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi and is transmitted to humans via tick bites, may be challenging to detect in your kid because of the similarities to other symptoms of other conditions. For example, fever, headache, and fatigue can be attributed to common colds or the flu. Early detection is crucial for effective treatment so stay vigilant.
Blood tests can detect bacterial antibodies but, as the article explains, these are rarely definitive, with any such testing needing to be cross-referenced with a thorough exploration of your child's medical history, recent environmental exposure, and a physical exam.
The standard medical treatment for Lyme disease is antibiotics. However, these can present gastrointestinal issues such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea and may also cause allergic reactions in some patients. Does your child have a history of sensitivity to antibiotics?
The piece highlights Cat's Claw for its anti-inflammatory properties and immune system support. This remedy can reduce joint pain – which can manifest in the later stages of Lyme disease – and improve overall immune function. Other alternatives include Japanese Knotwood, which offers similar anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects due to its resveratrol component.
The article acknowledges that balancing antibiotics with herbal solutions is likely to prove most effective. Lang mentions one such example from his recent caseload.
“One family successfully combined antibiotic treatment with herbal remedies and probiotics to support their child’s recovery. The child experienced fewer side effects from the antibiotics and showed significant improvement in their symptoms.”
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