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proud pup
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what do you all think..

I am on no meds currently. In past done 2 years lyme treatment (orals) and babs (Mepron). No treatment since June 05.

severe imbalance
confusion
vision problems
stiff/sore neck
numbness in head, down arms,and hands
weakness
can not finish sentences (then start crying)
headaches
sinius pain
tired but can't sleep

Went to ER
MRI and CT were neg.

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also went ENT doctor not inner ear or sinius problem or any infection either.
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seibertneurolyme
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Sounds like Lyme and company are back. Hard to say if Babesia or Bartonella are also part of the problem.

Suggest follow-up with LLMD.

This is just my opinion and not medical advice.

Bea Seibert

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timaca
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I second Bea's response.

Timaca

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yup, it sounds like lyme! [bonk]

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yikes

you are right them and the clan are back
or you got bit again
Lots of neuro toxins

LLMD is a must

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I have those same symptoms, some of them are even new to me like the stiff neck, I've been having chest pain, they say it's fibro however and not the heart, but yes, sinuses too, I have the neuro stuff way worse than the arthritus from, though that does rear it's ugly head when it reactivates
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thanks all,
its kinda what I thought but, this is taking me down hard.

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