It really can be all the above. All lyme and co have that ability. However....paying extra close to my symptoms at the time I was suffering from severe insomnia, I was also experience a lot predominately Bart symptoms.
I had sore soles. Not just a funny feeling in my feet like with lyme but straight up sore (bad). I also got bart stretch marks around my knees. I would get the zapped with electricity feeling that would shoot up my entire body. And I would get adrenaline surges that would wake me up every 15 mins.
Tying those very bart-like symptoms with the extreme insomnia it all points to bart. When my bart symptoms subsided or completely disappeared so did my insomnia. Coincidence? Probably not.
Hang in there, it does ease up. And work with your doc to get you something to help you sleep.
The natural sleeping pills (L-trphytophan (sp) and melatonin) helped. I was going from 2 hrs max to 4 or 5 (hey it's better than nothing). However it wasn't until my LLMD gave me rx sleeping pills that I slept 7+.
If you go the rx route, use it only to get your cycle back. Then stop and go back to natural to maintain it.
I'm no doctor but I do know a dependency can start to happen on the rx and you don't want to end up taking them for rest of your life just to sleep and keep increasing the dose to work. That's where it can get really dangerous.
I hope my 2 cents helped.
Edit: oh and of course other things like exercise, proper nutrition and for me personally bone broth or bone broth supplement (great lake gelatin is the brand I use). It really help turn things around in the sleep dept. I knew I was sleeping better since using it because I was having dreams again for first time in while because I was actually entire REM sleep.
It feels so eerie to sleep and not dream and then just wake up. It's like you died and came back. We need to have dreams.
Post Edited (dacarte3) : 5/9/2016 7:19:33 PM (GMT-6)