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Taytsa
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Is really bad anxiety and panic attacks more commonly a sign of bart babs or lymes??

Thanks

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psr1
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Yes! Don't mean to be funny, but I think it can actually be caused by any and all, though panic attacks and anxiety seem to be associated - in print at least - with bart. I have had hideous anxiety that seems to slowly respond to bart treatment.

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sutherngrl
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For me I think it relates either to Bart or Lyme. I don't really have typical symptoms of Babs.

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Hambone
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quote:
Originally posted by psr1:
I have had hideous anxiety that seems to slowly respond to bart treatment.

What treatment do you do for Bart? I was just diagnosed with this yesterday.

I have BRUTAL anxiety/panic.

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elizzza811
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Member # 24713

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Consider this, too, as a reason for your anxiety...

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http://www.powerwatch.org.uk/news/20050722_bamberg.asp

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Electrohypersensitivity (EHS) in the Netherlands:
http://www.stichtingehs.nl/images/stories/EHS/ehs_in_the_netherlands_2008.pdf

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sutherngrl
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Also consider that just being chronically ill with a horrid illness in itself could bring on severe anxiety.

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nefferdun
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Member # 20157

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I always thought it was bartonella but then I had bad anxiety when I started treating babesia. It is much better. Thank goodness.

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old joke: idiopathic means the patient is pathological and the the doctor is an idiot

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Carol in PA
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Member # 5338

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Anxiety and panic attacks are a symptom of low magnesium.

Lyme Disease causes low magnesium, as the Lyme bacteria uses up the mag in our cells.

The Importance of Magnesium to Human Nutrition
http://www.mbschachter.com/importance_of_magnesium_to_human.htm

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