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Posted 4/19/2017 12:37 PM (GMT -5)
After taking my morning pills and herbal drops, I have a weird tightness and itchiness at the very top of my
Sternocleidomastoid muscle, just below my ear on both sides. I've had this feeling before, but it just started again after taking my morning supps. It's certainly odd timing. It doesn't hurt, but it's really annoying. I'm on so many things it's hard to pinpoint what the culprit would be. I'm not on ABX or any Lyme killing herbs yet.

Now it feels hot back there.



Anyone have any thoughts? Anyone else ever experience this?
Posted 4/19/2017 1:30 PM (GMT -5)
Lyme is so full of mysteries that we may never know.

I am making a list for God when I get there!

If you are detoxing, haven't upped any meds, then it is probably just plain ole lyme.

I swear it moved around me looking for a place to build a home. I just kept chasing it with herbs so it would finally get the heck out of me and leave me alone.

What worked for me is cold on the back of my neck. I put an ice pack on it and that made it feel better for me. It was only temporary, but cold was what worked for me.

Others say, "oh no! don't do cold, do hot!"

So my thought is we are constantly being our own guinea pig to find out what works. There is definitely no one-size-fits-all with lyme.

I do feel your confusion. I have been there and am now watching hubby go through these questioning of symptoms. I just tell him, "it's just stupid lyme."
Posted 4/19/2017 1:40 PM (GMT -5)

PeteZa said...
Lyme is so full of mysteries that we may never know.

I am making a list for God when I get there!

If you are detoxing, haven't upped any meds, then it is probably just plain ole lyme.

I swear it moved around me looking for a place to build a home. I just kept chasing it with herbs so it would finally get the heck out of me and leave me alone.

What worked for me is cold on the back of my neck. I put an ice pack on it and that made it feel better for me. It was only temporary, but cold was what worked for me.

Others say, "oh no! don't do cold, do hot!"

So my thought is we are constantly being our own guinea pig to find out what works. There is definitely no one-size-fits-all with lyme.

I do feel your confusion. I have been there and am now watching hubby go through these questioning of symptoms. I just tell him, "it's just stupid lyme."

My husband says, "It's just Lyme" and I think...what if it isn't!! What if it's something horrible and I'm gonna die!! It's not funny, but it is. I'm almost a year into this journey and while the paranoia is down, I'm never surprised at the new and exciting symptoms Lyme throws at me. It's always something new.

I took a short nap and it's mostly gone now, although my left cheek feels kind hot, like before you get hives. I don't get hives, but I did once many years ago.

Thanks for chiming in Peetza.
Posted 4/19/2017 1:44 PM (GMT -5)
I was constantly wondering if I needed to go to the ER. Especially since my heart was really involved with lyme. It is scary as heck, I know.

I relied heavily on my husband and my intuition.

I hear exactly what you are saying. We have a had time dealing with the fact that a dinky tick could cause all these horrible symptoms. It is really hard to deal with.

BTW, I loved naps with my lyme. Hubby doesn't do them. He suffers through the day but he sure sleeps good at night now, so that is a blessing for both of us. He was driving me crazy being up all night. LOL
Posted 4/19/2017 2:35 PM (GMT -5)
The way I look at it ...to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Philippians 1:21

It's not that I want to die, but I don't get stressed out about it anymore when I feel like I'm having a heart attack or when it feels like my body is shutting down. I've have peace about it, God's in control.
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