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I've been dealing with this for about 4 years and never diagnoised.

Can you have constant same symptoms but not get worse during this time and be lyme.

Only bands to show up on all my test over the years are 23,28,39,41.

constant same symptoms , twitching, headaches, fatique, light sensitive, muscle aches, rls, migrating joint pain.

there are many other symptoms but they come and go.
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Sounds like Lyme.

I just got sick recently and the only confirmed tick bite that I got was back in 1995. My symptoms were very mild and very gradually increasing over the years.


Most of my symtoms were headaches that start out once a week, then two, then three a week. Then more than half a week, then on most days. Got to the point when I did not have a headache, I was pleasantly surprised and thought that is how I should be feeling all the time.

A general sense of tiredness and lack of energy would also accompany my symptoms at times.

In a way I am lucky to have had all those mild years, as compared to the pain I have experienced recently. In a way I was also lucky to be happily ignorant of the true nature of the beast and all circumstances.
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