head tilt

Lyme can affect the muscles, ligaments, tendons and joints. From what I have read, it definitely can be the cause of a head tilt.

I found when I first had lyme that I had tinnitus in one ear and it felt good to tilt my head towards my shoulder. So there is that possibility of a head tilt.

If yours is due to tendon, ligaments or joints I would take a good collagen support supplement. Collagen is the most abundant protein in our bodies. It's found in our muscles, bones, skin and tendons. It's the “glue” that helps hold the body together. It gives our skin strength and elasticity, and helps replace dead skin cells.

Also definitely make sure you discuss this with your LLMD. He/she needs to know these things.

Kirky98 Buhner recommends Great Lakes Gelatin. I have taken it. I have taken Biosil also. Actually I took both of those at the same time for about 3 months. I am currently taking Protein Essentials Hydrolyzed Collagen Protein Powder that I get on Amazon and I will take this the rest of my life. I believe it to be that beneficial.

pmm73, I can so relate to your not liking your llmd. I did not like my first one at all. We just did not have good communication. My second one was a beginner at lyme and I quickly outgrew him. However, he did lead me to Beyond Balance products that I absolutely had great results with as I also added in Buhner's herbs.