numbness in hands resulting in injury

WELL....
Brief history. Sick 2 1/2 yrs, seen by 23 drs, finally diagnosed with Lyme July 2015. Treated by LLMD antibiotics by mouth then IV for 3 months. Couldn't continue care due to cost.
My primary dr referred me to a neurologist who is currently treating me with Gamma Globulin infusions every 8 weeks. Round 2 Monday-Friday next week. No improvement. Tappering me off Gralise 1800mgs for nerve pain-also not working but causing major confusion (WHICH I ALREADY HAD) and unable to drive. HE DOES NOT BELIEVE IN LYME AND WOULD NOT LOOK AT MY TEST RESULTS. Actually referring me to ANOTHER neurologist for confusion, memory loss. BUT she treats lyme and takes insurance. HOPEFUL.
Anyways...I have bad numbness feet, tingling, pain, sometimes feels like I'm walking on nails. Very difficult to ambulate at times. NOW I have same in hands. I'm dropping things, I have stabbed myself with scissors, shish kabob skewers, crushed a light bulb in my hand, broke a candle, fell and couldn't get up due to not feeling hands unable to put pressure on them. I feel like I cant judge strength or force and over compensate resulting in injury.
ANY SUGGESTIONS. I told my neurologist, but he doesn't listen to me. and did not address it.

I'm so sorry, Kimbo. These are all signs of the infections continuing. The symptoms you listed are typical of Neuro Lyme and Bart. When they combine in us, neuro symptoms are more severe than if you only had one of these infections. I had this too.

The only things that will help are treatment and detoxing will help some.Are you doing any detoxing? Remember as these bacteria die off, the release toxins that build up in our body and will drive our symptoms. This is an excellent resource for detoxing ideas: www.tiredoflyme.com/detox-methods.html

What about starting herbal treatments since you are low on funds? At least then you could direct your own treatment and not have to wait until you find a doctor that will finally believe you.

kimbo62 I am so very sorry. When is your next appointment with neuro that believes in lyme?

Until you get to her, you really should detox. Check out the link that Traveler gave, it is awesome and it may give you a little relief until you get back to the doctor.