lymie tony z
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Yeah like tincup says....
Ask for a test whether a 357magnum bullit fired at point blank range will dammage your skull!???
That's about the same......for all the good neuroducks and rheumaducks do us......and IDducks especially the IDIOT ducks...... zman
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Aniek
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Hey, not all neuros are bad. I found a great neuro when I had to go to one. End of the day, said all my symptoms were probably from Lyme.
I went to him because I have what he ended up diagnosings as motor tic disorder, caused by Lyme. But I got worried when the symptoms seemed Parkinson's like to me.
Even if the symptoms can be caused by Lyme, it's always possible to be that unfortunate soul that gets two awful diseases. Or that the neurological symptoms can be treated while you are treating the Lyme. And the LLMD may not know how to treat those symptoms.
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5dana8
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hi lymefighter7
I went to a neuro in the beginning, when I first got lyme & was told I had possible CFIDS or phsycosematic. Long story short-I reamined sick & undiagnosised for another 7 years.
The only thing they are good for in ruling out something like a brain tumor. Or something along those lines. Which I supposed is important.
If you end up having cns lyme brain lesions they'll tell you you have ms. Do a search here . There is a ton of information on brain lesions caused by lyme infection mis-diagnosised as ms.
Uless they are Lyme literate, which is a rare neuro doc to find.
I hope you have a LLMD along with your neuro appointment. good luck to you and hope you can find your road to wellness
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lymie tony z
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Lymefighter...
Hermitage PA is just to the East of Youngstown Ohio... A bit of a trip perhaps....but there are TWO really good LLMD's in that town......
Do Not Waist your time anywhere else...PLEASE.
zman
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