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shelly23
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HEllo my whole goal is to see what the # 1 issus of lyme is, i know almost everyone has several just curios your most distrubing one is.

mine is weakness.pain in arms

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horrible, constant fatigue/drowsiness
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severe neck / jaw tightness. It feels like someone is twisting my neck with a rubber band and pressing their fist into my jaw. It is relentless. It's not stabbling pain, just unbearable pressure and now I'm getting tingling in my face around the area.

The only abnormality on my cervical MRI was four bulging discs from the C4-T1.

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Severe Head pressure, and feeling like when I walk I veer to left and like I am walking on a treadmill, Tachycardia, palpitations and heart racing while sleeping. De conditiong and being bedridden for almost 2 years.

[ 03. November 2008, 07:32 PM: Message edited by: UnexpectedIlls ]

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If I could get rid of the anxiety, it would be the fatigue.

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Neck muscles/jaw tightness....crispy/burned feeling on my skin...but no burn.

It never ever stops.

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Shoulder/neck/arm pain!!! L worse than R.
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Very bothersome and constant tremor of the back and neck. (Neck pain and headache are also a nuisance.)
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Looking back over the last 11 months, the most relentless, continuous pain that hasnt disappeared yet is the NECK soreness and stiffness by FAR the most annoying symptom.

It was one of my early symptoms and still has not disappeared. UGH. [cussing]

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Fatigue normally and lack of stamina but when my bart symptoms are in full swing I would have to say out of control anxiety which can turn into panic attacks.
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knee stiffness, swelling, and more recent, knee pain!
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TINGLING, RINGING, BUZZING EARS, HEAD & NECK
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Any Herx causes additional shooting pains in ears and head. Heck ~ used to be worse. A number of Symptoms have been peeled back. Above is part of what I deal with recently.

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Massive fatigue! Like I am on a sleeping pill all day long at its worse.
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Fatigue!!!

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shooting stabbing pains in my muscles, joints, bones and skin. I truly thought I was loosing my mind over it.....
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Dizziness, weird heart palps and Anxiety!!!!

[ 11. November 2008, 12:58 PM: Message edited by: Geet3721 ]

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Cognitive impairment that's done nothing but get worse with treatment.
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Back pain. Sometimes it's in one area & then in another.

I always have lower back pain, though.

In the beginning, it was more neck pain. Now my neck isn't so bad anymore... Strange.

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Horrible, crazy fatigue!
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Most of my symptoms are neuro... except for the tachycardia, which I'd say is the WORST symptom I have, but since it's controlled with beta blockers, it's not usually noticeable anymore for the most part.

I guess the WORST symptom (other than the NOW controlled tachycardia) I have is the just feeling 'out of it', full-head feeling, flu-like, draggy, dizziness, etc. Just a feeling of total malaise.

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Teeth-clenching jaw tension, anxiety, and agitation.
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Daily headaches, knee pain, and constant, overwhelming fatigue.
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24/7 headache and pressure
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Always fatigued.....
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Great question and interesting answers!
Mine is deep bone pain (legs) and fatigue - unless I'm in a bart herx, then add rage attacks!

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Bone crushing indescribable fatigue ( getting dressed is hard ) and INTENSE flu like feeling
( accompanied w/ chills for 12 years )

On top this is a weariness of fighting a battle that seems insurmountable after 12 years
( This symptom is accompanied by tears ) .

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Neck Pain/Pressure and feeling as if I am losing my mind.

The pain is so bad on some days that I feel like I will vomit. Advil helps, but only for a short time.

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I'm the same as Annxyz. Daily exhaustion, low stamina is the worst. I am terribly de-conditioned. I have constant neck pain, jaw tension/clenching, burning tongue. Sick, sick, sick, of it all.
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Feeling like I'm suffocating 24/7. It's a mix of shortness of breath/chest pressure/air hunger/heart palps/heart rate issues that makes me feel like I can't breathe or could pass out at any moment.
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Headaches!
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Fatigue-mosdt disabling symptom

neck pain/stiffness-most painful symptom

heart issues-scariest symptom

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tacharcia, and the shaky feeling even though I am not shaking like a vibration feeling

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I'm like the above poster. The shaky, constant electrical feeling, makes me tremor sometimes - this is by far my most uncomfortable symptom. The heart stuff is scary too.
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Like Liz D, shooting stabbing pains everywhere, but terrible joint pain, muscle pain and fatigue are just as bad
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Muscle/connective tissue/joint pain and structural dysfunction in all the places I've been injured many times...neck & upper back, right knee, low back. I have degenerative arthritis in all these places, and lots of inflammation, and probably zillions of colonies living the high life there.

Nutmeg

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Derealization/unreality, cognitive impairment, deep bone achiness
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My daughter; Seizures and horrible headaches
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Definitely the severe fatigue that prevents me from leaving the house most of the time.

Also the almost constant fever, which makes the fatigue even worse.

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Fatigue (Neurological/Psychiatric)

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severe eye pain, dryness and facial twitching....

so mostly facial symptoms

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Brain fog! I feel like I'm high as a kite half the time - I don't know how else to describe it.
Everything looks weird, sounds weird, etc.
Like I'm not really connected to earth or anything else around me. It's my worst symptom and the one that seems the most reticent to go [Frown]

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Headaches and Head pressure 24/7 for over a year has been constant since starting tx.

Second in line is anxiety and agitation, eye weirdness.

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Profound fatigue

[sleepy] [sleepy] [sleepy]

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Dizziness, feel like fainting all the time
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ANXIETY all the time is the worst, then the elbows and knees.....this sucks. I feel like crying it sucks so bad...... [Mad]

Lets not forget the music playing in my head 24/7....I think I will go mad one day....

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twitching in my left arm has been my longest/most consistent symptom
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didn't go thru to see if i posted earlier or not..


FATIGUE AND PAIN! EQUAL [cussing] [sleepy]

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fatigue/brain fog/memory and tinnitus.

The first three seem lumped together, because sleeping makes them seem better.

The tinnitus lessened briefly when I started treating for Babesia, but now is worse.

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Wow, thank all of you for a reply, my purpose here was to help other, becuase i am so worried that some of my symptoms are not lyme. I feel worried scaried and afraid of death.. For example i have extreme muslce pain and weakness in my arms. I have seen nero and the test ruled out ALS but still scared to DEATH any adivce. COme one come all i need all or anyone who has exprieced these fears and have advice. You all are so great here:)

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For my son (lyme), seizures, both now and in retrospect, all along. We just didn't know that all that behavioral stuff back in the beginning was probably seizures, but sure enough...

For my husband (lyme and bart) fatigue, and (from my perspective) rage/depression.

For me (2 strains of bart, myco) fatigue.

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Hi Shelly,

Sure...I, and so many others, have gone/go through the fears of other dreaded diseases. My crazy-twitching muscles just freaked me out with the whole ALS thing. 3 years later, her I am. I do have intermittent weakness, but it improves/worsens, waxes and wanes, along with so many other symptoms.


A + WB for me along with +'s for EVERY tick-borne infection possible...sort of put my mind to rest (sort of...who wants this?). I finally felt like I knew what I was dealing with, LD and company.

Your WB is VERY clear...Lyme...how did you test for co-infetions? It's one crazy disease with the laundry-list of symptoms we can have. Keep us posted. TS

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Two symptoms... headaches, anxiety.

The rest of them come and go (although less often, less severity as when it all started).

If can get end those two remaining things... Id consider myself cured (or at least in remission).

Of course, the interesting question might be...what were your first symptoms, and are your first ones the last ones to be cured?

It is for me.

It started with a headache and bizarre anxiety...and now those are my last ones to fix.

As Ive always told people... I think lyme is like the "tunnel of horror" and you have to exit the same way you came in. The longer it takes to turn around in the tunnel, the longer the horror continues till you get back out...and you always go back through the same horrors as when you started.

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Severe fatigue, the kind where it feels like you are wearing a lead suit under water.

[sleepy] [sleepy] [sleepy]

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Chronic Fatigue and-Constant muscle twitching,pain,shock sensations of my left calf. My two worse symptoms still after 4 long years.
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derealization and fatigue

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changes by the day...

chronic fatigue

visual processing

headaches

cognitive symptoms

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ahmet ozbek
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serios memory impairment, depression. neck-back pain(lithium oratate decrease substantially my fibromyalgic pain)
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Red hot pokers stabbing my wrists, ankles, neck, and fatigue. This is after 3 years of treatment with great improvement. Have faith everyone who is just starting treatment. Slow and steady is winning the race for me!
Cindy

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Overwhelming fatigue, followed by:
Tremors
Headaches
Impairment of fine motor skills/coordination
Joint/neurological pain

While the last 4 are always there, I swear they flip a coin or play rock-paper-scissors to see which one is going to be amplified each day. They take turns. Isn't it nice when your symptoms get along so well? [Roll Eyes]

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Worst for me is my hearing blinking off and on, off and on when I am laying down.

Tachycardia was the worst symptom but treatment has greatly diminished that.

And body wide muscle twitches... constant.

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Neck , jaw , hedaches , anxiety and fatigue.ALL at the same time.
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headaches, stabbing head pains, pain in upper molar (trigeminal nerve pain), neck and shoulder stiffness and pain, weakness...
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Hi Shelly - you need to be treating the Lyme (and any co's if you have them). You could start a separate post for your own symptom/treatment questions, if you want.

My strongest symptom right now: multiple chemical sensitivity - reacting to most chemicals, fabrics.

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nerve pain in my arms.
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The pins and needles pain and fatigue. I'm on mega dose of Lyrica to curb the pins and needle pain enough to function.

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besides the fatigue, DISTORTED VISION- as though i can see the air and have to strain to see past it.
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Groin pain and electric shock sensations in my legs.
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relentless headaches with migraines
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Well it's hard to narrow it down to just one. But I guess if I had to pick one it would be the really severe head pressure.

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Head pain

Migraines

Extreme Light Sensitivity

Extreme Sound sensitivity

Jaw pain

Neck pain

Levels of pain change everyday

I already had a learning disability, now it's even more intense.

They are all my number one.

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Neck pain that keeps me from sitting for more than 10 minutes, or standing for more than 30 min.

gum and jaw pain can occasionally drive me bonkers

nerve pain along right rib cage

hearing issues

insomnia (but Lyrica has really helped that)

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For me, day to day, it's

* Weakness, shakiness, dizziness (all come together)....and that 'unreal' feeling. I hate it.

* heart palps

* burning pain in thighs

those are the most common. I have other symptoms on a merry-go-round week to week, or day to day.

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Fatigue and Pain Severe and Severe all over and constant.
Worse with Herx and they go together for me..

Sometimes I say I would be so happy without pain and sometimes I say i would be so happy without fatigue.

Its a tie for me..
Both the worst...

Lost of others but they all come second third fouth and so on..

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Sweating like a pig! Totally heat intolerant.

Jan

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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

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