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Missyindc
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I was diagnosed in March, doing slow but surely better, late stage Lyme One week after being rear ended at a stoplight, my neuro symptoms slowly returned, now three weeks out it is as bad as it was months ago. Has anyone else had a trauma and had symptoms flare back? Going to my LLMD tomorrow to discuss.... [group hug]
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Lyme can flare in response to a trauma like that. It often takes a stressor to trigger it.
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Yes, it happens!

I hope you are doing "OK" otherwise from the wreck. I was rear-ended in '98. Totaled my car. Won't bore you with details!

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Pinelady
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I think the borrelia love injuries, I believe they flock to any. I don't know why.

But I know my sites of injuries or falls are very symptomatic...

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I had two accidents (1 broken nose, 1 whiplash) last year that greatly increased my symptoms

I am now more careful...

I am not surprised at all by the increase in your symptoms after a car accident. Its so frustrating though- I'm so sorry this happened to you!

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mine also got much worse from several accidents and hospitalizations.

taking additional vitamins might help, plenty of sleep, etc.

stress really sends my lyme through the roof.

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That is EXACTLY what happened to my wife, minor car accident and sudden onset of symptoms...fast forward 4 1/2 years later and finally diagnosed with late stage nerolyme.
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I was in a full remission 6 years ago. I had a bad car accident and had a full relapse worse than I ever was in the first place. The LLMD I went to see told me that it could have been from the trauma of the accident or from the steroids they gave me at the hospital.
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I also got much worse with even minor fender benders, even minor. I think the Adrenal Shock of it all also greatly affects those with such infections.
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