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cuffee
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I am in the midst of a major neuro relapse triggered by ???. It feels like an inflammatory episode which has gotten worse and worse over the last month. I feel pretty good during the daytime, but as soon as it starts to get dark, my symptoms get really aggravated. anyone else have this or know why?
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I am the exact same way however I do not know why it gets worse at night. I have asked my LLMD and he does not know for sure why this happens.

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I experience this also - can't even think about driving during that time!

I have no idea why it happens, I just chalk it up to another annoying part of lyme and look forward to it going away.

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Me too-nearly every evening! What the heck?! I can have a relatively great day, and then BAM!
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me three. wonder if it has something to do with the sun or something? or the fact that we're more active.

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cuffee
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I was wondering if it had to do with sundowners syndrome. Fevers generally go up at that time of day too.
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Just a thought or I should say other similar cases.

In dementia...increase of agitation, neurological maladies (twitching as in Parkinson's) later in th day it is called "sun-downing".

My father's doctors (he has dementia due to a stroke)& my sister who is a Theraputic Rec. Director in a aged facility described it that way.

Can it be similar since we know the spirochetes are in the brain?

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Your body releases melatonin as the sun sets.

It's a natural process. But in someone who is sick it can cause hormonal imbalances.

Which in turn cause neuro symptoms.

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Ever wonder how or where those mushrooms always seem to pop up overnite?

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Perhaps its because we have used up our reserve of energy by then and cant fight off the symptoms as well.

I feel like a gas tank. I have only so much energy and when i run out its over period. I cannot do anything else and if i try i only feel worse.

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Does anyone know if this will get better with treatment?

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It's supposed to. I was symptom free for a period of time and now am back in the throws of it. But I feel hopeful that I will get back there.
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I start getting more symptomatic around 3pm and it's downhill from there. I get that fatigue where my face falls. That's what I call fatigue that is that bad that you can just see there unwell, fatigued It just looks fallen.
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