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lymeshmyme
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I'm wondering about some symptoms I'm experiencing. I have yet to see a LLMD (in 6 weeks), so I'm not on treatments yet. I've had the Lyme Disease for 2 years.

I'm experiencing a lot of "strange" symptoms that I've now seen listed on the list of possible Lyme symptoms but the most bothersome right now are:

Eye pain, sensitive to light
Extreme fatigue
Feeling foggy, hard time concentrating, focusing, getting things done
Feeling like I'm going to pass out
Heart palpitations, cold body temp., night sweats, racing heart, pressure on chest

I'm wondering if this sounds like it's directly the Lyme or if it's indirectly the Lyme because it has been attacking my Pit and Hpyo glands.

I've got the darkening of the skin on my knuckles, knees, face (my endo said it looks like an adrenal gland problem but he never checked my pit gland) so I'm not sure if these symptoms are because my pit and hypo need to be supported right away or if it's all the Lyme.

I've been getting worse and worse with each passing week.

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So sorry you are feeling worse.

I am going to bump this up, and hopefully someone can help.

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