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ryanbabs
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How many of you guys have these? They are my main symptoms (see sig)...

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Positive Western Blot 9/9/05...undiagnosed. Mostly neurological symptoms...twitches, tremors, myoclonus, parasthesias, muscle and joint pain, brain fog, etc.
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Muscle aches and pains big time; My 1m1yr old would fall the floor and writhe and yell.

Lots of ibuprophen, some Trazadone, and nuerotin settled it down.

Worst was in Jan-March. With antibiotics, he's improved to the pt. that muscles rarely hurt.

Also arthritic pain at least 50% improved.

These symptoms can dissapear!!!

Pulling for you.

Suz
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Have you been tested or treated for babesia?

Check the newbie links in medical -- pretty sure there is a link there saying babesia can be transmitted thru a blood transfusion.

The tremors/myoclonus could be caused by either Lyme or babesia or bartonella. Myoclonus generally is caused by a brain infection of some sort although there are other possibilities.

Do a search on this site for myoclonus. There are some links to other sites which give more info -- look for postings by Ms Myoclonus.
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