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hilde
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Have anyone had toungue faciculatins, numbnes in the fase, dificult to swelling and speak???

This is so terrible.

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Sounds like cranial nerve issues.
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Are you on any new meds? Is your tongue really swollen or does it just feel that way?
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My toungue is not swollen. but i can feel and see the twiching ( faciculations) on my toungue.
Yes i am on new, but not big doseses medicine.
I am going to going to germany this week to my lyme doctor, and he want a new treatment for me.

Will it go away? I have a lot of als symptoms.

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Geneal
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Fasciculations can be caused by Lyme disease.


I am a Speech Therapist and am just now able on most days

To find the words I want to use and pronounce them

Without messing up over and over again.

It does get better with treatment.

Hugs,

Geneal

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I get the tongue twitches (I get twitches ALL over, for the majority of the day). Also, numb lips and difficulty speaking.
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