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randibear
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i know it sounds unusual but the sides of my nose are puffy and swollen. you can press on the side and it mooshes (is that a word?) in. it swells out into the lower cheekbone area.

it's not sore but it looks terrible.

is this just another lyme thing?

seems most of my problems are all from the chest up!! so that would be neuro right?

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My first symptoms were bad nosebleeds with migraines on the left side. A week later the area next to my nose on the left side started swelling and went numb. It then spread down to my lips and the numbness went with it. The swelling went away, but the numbness stayed and then spread. I ended up with numerous neurological symptoms, but am getting better on antibiotics.

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Hope that you have no bart...to me bart did that with lyme...yes I see the pictures yet and I was disfigured right after the new reinfection with bart .

I had the same thing as you .

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I had forgotten about that. My husband's nose was swollen for quite awhile when he first became sick. All the skin or muscles in his face became tight. Most of that has loosened up now and the nose looks normal again.
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