Diagnosis is done. Positive. I went through a round of antibiotics. No idea when contracted. I am told Lyme’s is for life. Glad to hear most get better with time.
Rocky mountain spotted fever please!! also infectious diseases like scarlett fever, cat cratch fever, scabies, parasitic helminths, DTap ones too ! Your videos are so helpful!! short and sweet but they have all the information we need ! Thank you!!!
I had one on for an hour. Removed it. Been having headaches and feeling generally unwell for 3-4 days and heart palpitations. I’ve also been going through a break up and a ton of other stressors so I have no clue what to think
Do you know if it can cause heart valve disease? I've been dealing with chronic symptoms since 2010 and recently my echo showed mild/trace mitral and tricuspid valve regurgitation. I wonder if this is due to Lyme and co-infections.
When I was doing yard work I felt a huge sting that lasted for a few months. It was a shooting pain that traveled down my arm. It would come and go. A few years later and the entire area is numb. There is a small hard lump like bone swelling in the area. Every time I ask a Dr it's dismissed. I am wondering if anyone else has experienced anything close to this? I live in the South.
I have many of these symptoms, a tick bite and it got the bulls eye rash . I am day five on Doxycycline waiting for labs to come back .I feel a tiny bit better, fever is gone and rash is healing. I feel horrible but sleeping less. I think it is going to take time to get test back.
@@LevelUpRN it’s flawed data or it doesn’t exist, as soon as tick’s nasty mouth bites…transmission is possible. I’m just one of the severely underreported statistics by the CDC. I had 6 bands of Borrelia and 1 of Babesia, still was a negative under the CDC test. Positive under a vibrant test, far superior.
Hi Kathy. Thanks for the video. I am an outdoors photographer and had what I think chiggers recently. Lots of red bites all over that were a rash. I also found a deer tick on me and removed it. I’m pretty fatigued but I’m also very lean, and do bodybuilding (natural, no steroids) so my testosterone is probably very low with the low body fat which is common for people dieting down. So I’m wondering if my fatigue is mostly the lower testosterone, since I am 42 years old and lean, or if it’s a possible Lyme from being outdoors all the time. My next step I plan to see a doctor but is fatigue something you see with Lyme. I didn’t have the bullseye but I feel pretty tired and I had all those other bug bites. All the bites were itches too. Any thoughts on these issues? Could it be just low testosterone? Thanks? I know it’s a strange situation
