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rmsfnc
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Empty pit in stomach feeling along with nausea, slight anxiety (that i can control) and spacey brain fog? These symptoms greatly outweigh anything physical like pain and fatigue.
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I also have that empty pit in stomach feeling with the anxiety. I will be interested to hear what people have to say
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mojo
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I associate anxiety with Bart.

I hate the feeling you are describing! I have it right now.

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I believe mainly bart, but could also be lyme or Babs.

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Bite date ?
2/10 symptoms began
5/10 dx'd, after 3 months numerous test and doctors

IgM Igenex +/CDC +
+ 23/25, 30, 31, 34, 41, 83/93

Currently on:

Currently at around 95% +/- most days.

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Ian
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If I were to guess only one I too would say Bart.

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Bart and Babesia seropositive
Current tx: Rifampin, Biaxin, Bactrim DS, Artemisinin, Resveratrol (japanese knotweed), Red Root, Boneset

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Forgetfulgirl123
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I actually got that feeling when my H Pylori infection was at its peak.

A similar feeling also occurs when my adrenals are out of whack, and my blood sugar issues are out of control.

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rmsfnc
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My adrenals were out of whack and the beta blockers cured it. Stopped the beta blockers and was fine for 3 weeks b/c my adrenal levels were good. Just had blood drawn today. Will be curious to see if they are off again. I've always suspected H. Pylori as well.
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I'm not sure if beta blockers actually cure adrenal disfunction, or if they just mask the symptoms of adrenal disfunction. Keep us posted though on how your bloodwork turns out! I hope you figure it all out soon.
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It doesn't cure, just masks blocks uptake of thyroxin. Methinazole would actually lower the thyroids production of thyroxin. I was slated to take that but my levels were normal. Will update after these results.
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