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Hi all,

I currently am having a lot of insomnia. What happens is that when I lay down to sleep at night, I notice that it feels like my throat is very dry and there's something stuck in it. Over time, my throat feels very irritated. I sometimes feel this during the day as well. I assume this is something I'm breathing in, like seasonal mold or dust?

The weird thing is, when I lay down, my heart starts racing and I can't get my body to relax. This also happened last fall, so I assume it's related to seasonal allgeries.

Has anyone else experienced this? Did you find anything that helped? Does it make any sense? Any other ideas what's going on?

Thank you!
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P.S. I think it might be related to autoimmune issues from Lyme - heightened sensitivities. I'm wondering if others have found this.
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