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adirienzo
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Is it typical for people with Lyme disease to

have elevated cortisol morning levels and are

symptoms worse at night? I seem to have crazy

things going on between 12a-4a, insomnia,

increase in blood pressure,and anxiety,etc.

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Starfall1969
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I don't know if it's Lmye or one of the coinfections,

but I know I have a lot of trouble staying asleep, and my usual hours of waking are between 1AM and 4AM.

Lately when i get awake I have air hunger that I used to only have during the day.

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Snailhead
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I have just recently begun having nighttime issues, starting at around 9:00pm. I feel revved up (not in a good way) brain bounce, and anxiety. Fortunately this is close to when I take my nighttime sleep meds.
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randibear
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i've had this for a long time. i got panic attacks at night so bad i would walk the floor and cry. my heart rate would skyrocket and i felt like i was going to pass out.

yep, nighttime is the worst for me.

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my last 3 years have been hell at night trying to get to sleep.

our across the street neighbors have had 1-3 stock race cars, and working on them at ALL HOURS, and coming/going with those LOUD MUFFLERS!!

i used to be able to sleep until they came home 1-3 am, but for last 3 yrs., i can't anymore. has to be total silence before my body collapses & i go to bed.

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