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lax mom
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I couldn't read everyone else's responses.

Vertigo was one of my first symptoms. I went to an audiologist who did the canalith repositioning therapy.

My vertigo went away doing the home exercises.

According to this website:

"Some have suggested these exercises also might work through habituation, where the repetitive stimulus to the brain reduces the brain's response to it."

http://vestibular.org/understanding-vestibular-disorders/treatment/canalith-repositioning-procedure-bppv

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ktkdommer
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My youngest had dizziness/nausea 24/7 for months prior to diagnosis. It was on his 3rd month of IV rocephin that the dizziness ended. I haven't filled a nausea script since. He has POTS and still has some lightheadedness upon standing. He takes florinef and a beta blocker for it. It appears that his POTS symptoms might be around long after Lyme. I was really hoping that it would all be cleared up.

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Talktel
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I would think that your sx are very typical of Lyme between your posts regarding dizziness, floaters, and probably a host of other neuro challenges

I would think you should start tx for Lyme.

Lisa, pm me if your seeing that Dr.

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