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gout carpal tunnel syndrome (sudden onset) hypochondria (I think) Hepatitis C Hepatitis B Does this count? From the doctor at the Student Health Service--"Ah, I don't know what you have but it's definitely something. Your symptoms are sort of like mono but your bloodwork is the opposite of mono. Come back so we can draw more blood to check." The blood checks went on for weeks and weeks until my then-beau said, "Don't you realize they're experimenting on you--your blood? Maybe you'd get better if they stopped sucking all your blood!" (I stopped giving blood every few days and I did get better! The fatigue and pounding head went away. Babs? Lyme? This was 1975-76 at the University of Minnesota.)
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At age 10, possible juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. Knee problems at at 12, was told by the specialist that it was from growing and that your knees haven't fused together just yet.
Mono at 17, which took me longer than most to get over. Raynoids by 19. Boarder line lyme by 22 and treat for a month.
After a month told I had fibro. From 22 to 33 the headaches and illnesses got worse. 33 treated for Fibro.
Finally by 39 treat properly for lyme
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I was diagnosed with MS. I never saw a psych. but at that time I could have easily been diagnosed with mental illness. I like to call it my "early, squirrelly Lyme daze". Every pun intended.
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Meniere's disease idiopathic myoclonus (translation "we dont know at Mayo clinic why you jerk and fall down) Celiac Disease Cancer with primary source unknown Jacob-C's disease depression tumor in ear
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sinus infection bronchitis (repeatedly) pleurisy (repeatedly) tennis elbow costrochondritis frozen shoulder (both shoulders, different times) arthritis (L knee replacement recommended)(Mostly OK now) arthritis of both hips (fine now) Iritis of L eye Stress there are more..., can't remember them all,it took 6 years to get my doc to admit I had lyme. I knew.
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-------------------- 3 Strains Mycoplasma and Chlymedia 2001. After treatment fine for all 2004. Major symptoms since 2005. Diag Aug 2008 Lyme. 400 mg/d doxy 500 2/d Ceftin Posts: 164 | From Texas | Registered: Jun 2008
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Also, flat feet, root canals, mercury fillings, past life problems, secondary gains, scar tissue (from unnecessary surgeries), etc. etc. etc.
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You probably have enough, but here are some more for my 17 year old daughter:
Von Willenbrann's Disease (blot clot disorder-not genetic) Poor parenting (my favorite!) Over involved parents (Who wouldn't be with this list of diagnoses) Orthostasis Eating Disorders NOS Possible bi-polar Severely mentally ill Depression Anxiety Panic Attacks Flat Feet Suicide attempt Personality change: Rage, oppositional behavior, impulsivity, promiscuity, attention seeking behavior Dizziness Insomnia Fatigue Sweats Drug abuse Conjunctivitis costochronditis ADD Stretch marks Allergies Cough - unknown origin. headaches Weak ankles, knees, weak core muscles Too much field hockey and sports Growing pains Malnutrition Laziness Poor communication (really! A diagnosis!)
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Menopause
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Innatentive ADD symptoms....spacy and cannot concentrate at certain times...in certain situations...not all the time. Not hyperactive. In a usually bright kid...not a challenged kid. This says that something else is causing this.
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