Leg pops out of socket?

My right hip has been aching, so I really think it is Lyme related . I never had this before my diagnosis. Also my right ankle will ache and the foot kinda drops.

I've had weird feelings around my left hip, but I never really considered why it felt that way. Maybe it's the feeling that you're speaking of. Quite often I have the feeling of something being out of the socket: shoulders, knees, right elbow, knuckles. I've been to a chiropractor, and we've talked about my joint pain. He has told me that my right shoulder is misplaced in the socket, and that there's also a possibility that my right knee is misplaced in the socket. At least I know why I have limited mobility and hear cracking/popping.

Knowing the cause would be wonderful. Over the 6+ years and being tested over and over again - nothing ever comes up. Everything is structurally sound and responsive. The only thing I can think of for me is my right shoulder down. Right before everything started happening, my shoulder popped out and back into the socket on its own. I've figured it never settled back into place properly and is pushing down on something it wouldn't normally. However, I never understood why over time the rest of my body's been slowly "breaking down"... I'm hoping this is a lyme thing - just because it would be good to know that there's a reason for why everything's going on because I know I'm not crazy.

I'm not blaming anything on anything as I still don't know what's wrong. The joints, muscles, and nerves are all fine. This also makes me wonder about all the twitching...

Whenallelsefails,
I wasn't saying that you were blaming anything on Lyme, I was the one doing that!! Lyme is so complicated! It can affect the joints, muscles and nerves without causing any damage sometimes. Other times - like for me - it can create damage in joints and nerves, and even the muscles. Fortunately for me my muscles are not badly affected other than the muscle cramps and spasms, but my fingers and toes are twisting and turning and I have the neuropathy. I often wonder if it's due to the specific strain(s) of Lyme that I have.

Congrats Springsjean!!! I am seriously looking forward to that day myself!!!