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everythinghurts
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Hello everyone. Just was wondering is anyone has lost their voice or at least part of it for a period of time and also if anyone has every sweated profusely that it becomes embarrassing?

Look forward to hearing back for you.

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poppy
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My voice is freqently unreliable. Embarrassing to croak at people. And I try to avoid talking on the phone, prefer to email.
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steve1906
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Here's some post on Lyme/Sweating -
http://www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=30&m=1921550

Voice/hoarseness/Sore throat problems - I've heard people complain about this many times.

Go to Dr. B's site - do a search on sweat - do this>
1- Right click
2- select Find
3- type in sweat -hit enter -
4- to keep searching click on next

Dr B - http://www.lymenet.org/BurrGuide200810.pdf

BABESIA/Lyme are known for sweating.

It's always good to pass these by your docotr.

Steve

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I have had chronic hoarseness for several years and I think it could be related to the Lyme.
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