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lsthompson19
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I know this may sound crazy, but has anyone experienced one sided symptoms. All of my symptoms are on my right side. I have upper chest and back pain/ inflammation and occasional side pain. Thats the only lymes symptom that I have, but it is so painful and is always there. It has gotten a little better since I started treatment. Its crazy because tge right side is the side I was bit on. Wondered if there is a correlation. Curious if anyone else is experiencing this. I use to have other symptoms but this is still lingering. My other symptoms were still on the right side
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Keebler
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Why would you think this "may sound crazy?"

There can be several explanations but "crazy" is not one of them.
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Keebler
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I see that you did post just 2 days ago to find a LLMD. Good.

Now, then, about one-sided symptoms. I'm sure there are others who can speak better to this but - unless this came on just now - and it does not seem to be stroke related,

indeed, others with lyme have reported one sided symptoms before.

I'm trying to read your whole post but my eyes have just spaced out on me. I (and many here) cannot read solid text of more than 3-4 lines.

Quickly, though and I have to get off computer,

you could have some nerve impingement going on but don't go to just any chiropractor right now and do NOT let anyone suddenly twist your neck.

When you find a good LLMD, I'm sure they can help you sort this out.
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undiagnosed22
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Most of my symptoms are on my right side too ! If my right side would just calm down, everything else wouldn't be so bad to deal with!!!
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cozynana
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My symptoms are all on my left side. If I didn't have a left side I would be well!!!!!
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Lymetoo
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Very common to have one-sided symptoms.

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pme
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Yes. All on my right for the most part. Some in my case attribute it to proximity and problems with the liver.

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canefan17
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Yes mine are all left side. Even when my eyes get red... it's actually just my left eye lol

Some missed up sh!t.

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amyb
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Me too all my left side

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