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Here's a new one. I had to start carrying my cell phone on my other hip after the last couple weeks.
I felt this wierd quick vibration above my knee a couple times a day that felt exactly like my buzzer on my cell phone. Wierd, but at least this one is painless, lol.
I am currently on Rifampin 600 mg.
ANyone else??
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Jill E.
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I've had full body vibration for about 18 months (about three years into Lyme treatment). I'm on Rifampin now, all the myoclonic movements, tremors, etc. have gotten worse. This seems to be Bartonella in my case.
However, even before Bartonella became so bad, I've had nerve burning for a few years, and weird intermittent buzzing sensations, especially in my legs. I have no idea if it's Lyme or Bartonella or what - so many of these diseases affect the nerves. But Bartonella really affects the central nervous system.
Jill
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LisaS
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The vibration started in my leg then after awhile it started going through my whole body. Now I have it almost all the time. It's so irritating! It isnt as bad when Im on abx but when I take a break it comes right back. It always starts in my leg.
D Bergy
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I have heard that restless leg syndrome can be caused by a lack of Magnesium. Possibly they are related since Mg deficiency is common with Lyme?
D Bergy
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