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I've been feeling depressed and sad this week, so I knew the neurolyme was getting worse.
This morning, woke up with:
- jiggling throughout body - fasciculations in face, esp. in sinuses (feels like crawling) - shocks in jaw and teeth - feeling scared for no reason - people's faces look scary to me - pain in chest and abdomen - difficulty urinating
This hasn't happened since my first big crash, three years ago. I really don't want to go back to feeling this way. It's VERY unsettling.
I'm not on any abx right now, waiting for a prescription to be filled. I did take 4 wks of doxy, but stopped 3 wks ago. Right now I'm just taking supplements and have been doing a no-gluten, lo carb diet for a week now.
Has anyone felt this way before?
Did you do anything that helped?
thanks! kate
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treepatrol
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I would get a LLMd all tose can be symptoms that you stated.Get on some abx's.
-------------------- Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Remember Iam not a Doctor Just someone struggling like you with Tick Borne Diseases.
Luckily, I am with Dr. C. now. Just had my first appointment recently, and I'm looking forward to starting the antibiotics again. It's just the darn mail-order prescription thing, it's taking so long for them to come!
I haven't had a scary brain like this since I first got sick... I was hoping it would never come back.
It seems to be better this afternoon, so I'll just grit my teeth and wait for it to pass, hopefully soon.
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Sorry you are going through this. Hopefully since you have been better, this will get better again.
You just described me, everyday.
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Glad to hear you have an appointment with a LLMD soon
With treatment your symptoms will eventually go away.
I am so sorry you have to go thru this right now. I had many of the symptoms you described but they went away with treatment.
Hang in there
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Aniek
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I have some of those symptoms to a lesser degree. They have been going down since I started treating my autonomic nervous system.
The doctor I work with on the ANS has a very set procedure for how he treats it. But for me, the big deal is I have a serious deficiency in amino acids. So amino acids plus B-12/folic acid is really starting to help.
I wake up feeling very anxious often, and also get motor tics at the same time. And I just can't get out of bed for hours when this happens. He really thinks this will go away, but suggested I try to cut back on my muscle relaxer.
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HEATHERKISS
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Hope you feel releived of you sadness / uneasiness soon.
It's no fun having those feelings on top of being sick physically.
I suffered a couple years off and on with depression type things and would never go on zoloft or anything else my family doctor recommended.
FINALLY at a moment of total weekness I asked for valium and he gave me xanax.
I wish I had gotten the xanax sooner.
Now I don't have those terrible feelings and I use the xanax as a sleep aid here and there.
Those feelings have gone away with extensive treatment of the lyme and coinfections.
love and healing,
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