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Shiela
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I've had Lyme for 4years and 9 months. I've been in treatment 1 year and 5 months. Over the last 3 months I've developed anxiety when I'm tired. It doesn't seem to bother when I'm not tired. I'm not sure what to do about this or what could be causing it. I've just been living with it (not well of course). I'm on doxy at them moment.

Has anyone else dealt with symptom acquired during treatment and what did you do about it? What helped?

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Have you tried l-theanine? I believe it is a natural supplement.

I don't have anxiety, but one of our doctors said she takes it when she gets worried about her patients. She said it works for anxiety.

I have heard that magnesium helps too.

Have you asked your LLMD? I know that anxiety can be a symptom of lyme. Or it can even be a symptom of a medication.

Hope this helps!

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did you treat bartonella yet? Anxiety attacks were my 1st symptom and still bad for me. I hope you can find relief.
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lymeinhell
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Adrenal exhaustion. Rhodiola and Holy Basil might help.

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lyme in Putnam
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Menopause snd anxiety 😒

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