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lyme in Putnam
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Stupid question, but am I the only one whose tip of their nose vibrates?

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Boy, I bet that feels funny. One area on my lips used to vibrate constantly. I used to have so many crazy feelings on my face. It used to worry me so that I would have Bell's Palsy.

TG it never happened.

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One of the first symptoms I noticed all those years ago was a "tingling" or "pulsing" in the bridge of my nose.
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I have had that symptom. It feels like a tingling/burning nose.

I was told its peripheral neuropathy---can be caused by LD and/or Bart.

The peripheral nerves get all messed up (thats a medical term) & result is "pins & needles" sensation, burning skin, vibrating, muscle twitches, etc.

I have tried mag & other supplements but Abx are only thing that have helped me.

Good luck.
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yes, I have that crawling sensation in my nose,lips and eyelids. I currently am being treated for Lyme but also have a clinical ALS diagnosis. I have muscle weakness and atrophy in my arms. Go to a good Lyme doc.

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I had that at one point during my 1 year long tx with drugs. What are you taking right now? When I told my LLMD at my appointment, he switched my medicine to something new.

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I had my nose feel numb, but no vibrating. My nose was numb along with my lips and tip of my tongue for months. It felt very strange. It improved with treatment.
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