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Catgirl
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I hear a song during the day and it stays with me all day, and all night. I wake up to go to the bathroom (one of many times during the night), and the second I wake, it's like my brain wants to remember the tune and does. It's almost like I have no control. It's really getting annoying.

Acupuncture helps, but only for about 2 days. Does anyone else have this problem? Are you taking anything for it? I am wondering if I'm missing some type of mineral.

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TOTALLY!!! I thought I was crazy and no one else had this. Every single morning or time I wake up from sleeping I have a song in my head. I don't even know when I heard it, theres always a random song playing out.

While treating Babesia this went away and now that babs is gone, my bartonella symptoms are back, along with the song thing. I think its Bart for me, I also have OCD that seems to come with this.

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Catgirl
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I'm so glad I'm not alone (thanks Jamers).

I'm being treated for babs and am getting better. I suspect I may have bart too.

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laurie sm
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I have this and so does my husband who does not have Lyme.

I have heard other people without Lyme commenting that they cant get a song out of their heads.

I think it is a fairly common thing and wouldnt necessarily relate it to Lyme and co. Who knows??

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I would think it's a mild form of OCD.

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Here you go Mindy what you have is called Musical hallucinations. Common with people with LD and even more common they say if you have a low CD57 count. I have had it since 2006. Though it has gotten better the last few years. It sucks when you have a tune going on in a marbled brain that you hate anyways. Try not to fight it.

Here is some links:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12940329

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/459205_2

Lymenet link:

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=search_tng&d=results&record=2455770-231338-XC6X

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I have this too and many times I don't even like the song!!!! And I love music!! LOL! It also reminds me of obsessing about an argument or conflict with co workers, family. Sometimes I just can't turn off the replay button in my brain. Even if I 'm trying to sleep. This is crazy and I 'm just throwing ideas around but...... makes me think of liver toxicity. I have heard ND's talk about emotions and the liver and ........ the replay mechanisms for me seem connected to the liver. Mindy159- I hope you soon can make the music stop, and start when wanted!
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I have this pretty often.. I may be wrong, but I always thought that maybe it has to do with toxins. It seems to get worse if I am feeling particularly toxic or if I'm herxing from something.

I have to say, it's really odd! I don't care for it.

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OMG I HAVE THIS TOOO!!! The first thing I wake up in the morning and I am in the shower boom a song. It was really intense at first but not as frequent now. I have babs lyme myco and bart...

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I sure hope we are not hearing the same song...
Right now I have some stupid jingle from a commercial.

It is nice to know we are not alone with this weird symptom. Reminds me of the saying:

Misery loves company

Is this a Bart thing?

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Not only do I always have a song in my head(which is getting much better since treatment)

I used to wake up and actually hear songs that I have never heard before. I thought my fillings were transmitting radio frequencies. [Smile]

I can laugh now, but jeesh thought the mainstream doctor who told me to see a psychiatrist was on to something..

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I've been told that "The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow" from Annie is a universal eraser song. It will replace the song in your head and not get stuck itself.

(Try it at your own risk.)

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Bystander

That is a very dangerous therapy to try. But I am so glad you didn't mention... Candyman (Sammy Davis jr)

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Songs I haven't been able to get out of my head:

Raindrops keep falling on my head
Song sung blue
I'm gonna wash that man right outa my hair
We shall overcome
If I had a hammer

Well, there are worse afflictions than listening to constant music inside!

Hm - what shall we do about this?

I'm gonna wash that song right outa my mind (3x)
And send it on its way!

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This OCD symptom for me was parasites.

When I started humaworm for first time a year ago - the music halluciinations were SO distinct.

Could not get songs out of my head.

It reminded me of a Seinfeld episode where Costanza can't get that song out of his head.

"Master of the house, dolling out the charm, ready with a handshake and an open palm..."

[dizzy]

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Catgirl
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Ha ha (canefan). I love Seinfeld.

I told my doctor about songs being stuck in my head yesterday and he just laughed.

I did listen to some slower songs yesterday. Seemed to help. Now I just have the slow songs in my head instead of the fast ones.

Canefan, how long were you on humaworm before the tunes left your head?

Maybe it's the vitamin C (powdered)? I've heard parasites hate vit C (I forgot to take it yesterday and the tunes weren't as bad yesterday.

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I used to have this,yes,it's mild OCD..
obsessive thought..

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Mindy I don't remember. That was awhile ago.

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feel better how did you get rid of it?

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I have this big time and it has not improved with 2 1/2 years treating lyme and bart.
The very worst for me is Rocky Racoon by the Beatles.... gets stuck in my head for days.

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hmmmm

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Treatment Started: 3/28/11

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Just complaining of how bad this is and has gotten for me today with my Mom who is also sick. Couldn"t believe it when I saw it on here...but yet at this point nothing surprises me anymore.
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I wonder why...and what...I am thinking its more a mild form of ocd I also have random thoughts racing in my mind

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Treat parasites folks. They control much of the thought process.

If you grind your teeth a lot too think parasites.

Most OCD symptoms for me were parasites & metals.

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How do i treat parasites? What are parasites will my LLMD address this?

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