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Ok I have yet another new question, can you tell I am new to this whole Lyme thing?
How do you know what pain is associated with lyme
and what pain is from something else? Do I just
mention everything to the LLMD and let him decide?
Thanks for all of the help. You all are awesome!
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Dekrator48
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It is hard because my LLMD says that lyme can imitate just about anything.
He says the nerve pain can even seem like a kidney stone, etc.
Just mention it all to him and let him sort it all out.
-------------------- The fibromyalgia I've had for 32 years was an undiagnosed Lyme symptom.
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Great, thank you! I will mention it all to him and
let him decide! Who knew such a little thing could
cause so much problems
-------------------- Casey 1/7/10-Diagnosed with Lyme but got it in July 2008 and possibly 15 plus years ago http://www.crazylyme.com Posts: 105 | From Aubrey, Texas | Registered: Nov 2009
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