I had the dizziness you describe very early on. I associate it more with lyme and Babesia. It was gone completely and is now back a tiny bit as I go after Babesia.
Posted by lymie tony z (Member # 5130) on :
ballance issues could be associated with inner
ear infections(swimmers ear)also the blocked
sensations. These could also be associated with
neuroborreliosis causeing vertigo which a lot of
patients experience from one degree to another
plus tinnitis(or ringing or sounds in the ear)
audio-sensativity....could all be related to
"just" lyme or Bb(spirochete) infections.
A good place to look for symptoms is Dr B's
2005 guidelines which you should have copied
off of here in one of the blue underlined
threads.
These are very lyme101 ish questions and should
be written down to discuss with your llmd.
If you don't have one....get one.
Discuss these symptoms with the llmd off of the
detailed "diary" you should be keeping as a way
of remembering experiences with this or these
diseases.
BP issues will always occur....waxing and
waneing as does everything else....pesonally
my BP has always been the type that is messed
up due to electrical problems my neuroborreliosis
/CNS has always caused.
I am confident that the new culture tests will
shortly end a whole lot of our basic problems...
with spirochetes anyway....hang on!
hope this helps zman
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
quote:Originally posted by bearlythere:
The feeling of being in a elevator that has dropped down two floors. My head feels stuffed with cotton and I walk like I am drunk.
I not sure if this would be classified as feeling tipsy or walking onto a cloud.
........ I am concerned my symptoms are more Babesia.
- Sounds EXACTLY like BABESIA to me.. at least those were the symptoms I had!
Check into POTS with the heart rate issues.
Tony... we now have Dr B's 2008 guidelines posted at the very top of this forum. Thanks for mentioning it to her.