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jburke
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IS THIS NORMAL OF LYME? i can hardly move my shoulder s neck and collar bone...i tired exercising with lite weights and omg that made ot worse!!!
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CaliforniaLyme
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I HATED that!!!! I remember that agony- It could be a few TBDs- Babesiosis often causes shoulder problems, don't know why, Ehrlichiosis for me and some locals caused deep bone pain but our local could not be yours- yes- Lyme can cause this- Lyme can do anything- it sucks!!!

Just hang in there- I had major diabilities from this disease and have no symptoms at all today- with longterm abx and a good LLMD I have seen person after person recover their health!

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Welcome!!

This went away for me also with treatment. It is true -- it does get better. But I am not sure which one causes it because so many under the lyme umbrella cause similar symptoms. Could even be caused by more than one of the microbes.

Did you post in the "Seeking Doctors" section yet? I hope you can find a solid practitioner very soon so you can begin to move toward health.

Claire

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My husband has had excruciating pains in the bones of his lower back. Hasn't had them for a while, I hope they never come back.
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