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Posted 11/14/2016 5:21 PM (GMT 0)
Astro - those tight muscles and tendons is something I deal with only when infected. Since I don't have any doctors near me that even accept the idea that Lyme is an issue, I have to do this all on my own. In some ways I see that as a benefit - albeit a frustrating one most of the time. They won't run tests that I ask for, because I can't explain why I need them without mentioning my Lyme symptoms, so they won't order them. So, I can't rely on testing to tell me what's going on, but must figure it out on my own.

Having been reinfected now, my muscles and tendons are all very tight again, and it's a constant struggle as it moves around to dominated different areas at different times. With the super moon, I'm dealing with it just about full body, but before the super moon influenced things, I was just having upper back and neck issues, making it hard to breathe at times, just being a pain in the arse other times.

Just something to consider.
Posted 11/14/2016 6:21 PM (GMT 0)
The reason I am 50/50 on remaining infection is my muscles are getting better just real slow, and lack of the other symptoms people here have.

*Shouldnt I have other symptoms? My adrenals are still touchy (but way better)- but they take forever to heal to.

*If muscles are the main issues- how do you guess what to treat? I can do herbal bart and lyme trials to see possible reactions, but I have no other ideas.

This makes it tricky- I put my body thru years of athletic abuse with lyme. Bicycle racing - not to abusive. But years of motocross (motor, jumps, high speed cartwheels ect) was hard on my body. I addapted to it with lyme, but I always healed abnormally slow during that time and is why I retired from it 15 years ago. I have a feeling some pain is from improper healing. But, my lyme - less buddies who did that are a little achey sometimes, but nothing like me.

My double copied genes make add to this confusion too- not trying to hard in that area anymore.
Posted 11/14/2016 7:03 PM (GMT 0)
I was only trying to make sure you had thought of that possibility. I have also read where some believe it's 'left over toxins' that need to be worked out, but with the amount of time you have spent working on this, I assume that if that was the case for you, you would know it by now.

Wow, I had no idea you were doing those kinds of things!! I was a horse trainer and adapted to it all with Lyme, at least until I was bedridden yet again for a few months. I finally decided I couldn't keep doing that as the last time I had to leave horses 'in the middle of their training", things didn't go so well. It broke my heart and I haven't been able to go back to it since.

I watch your posts closely, to help me make sure I'm looking at all the things I need to or may need to when I heal as well - again.
Posted 11/14/2016 7:18 PM (GMT 0)

astroman said...
The reason I am 50/50 on remaining infection is my muscles are getting better just real slow, and lack of the other symptoms people here have.

*Shouldnt I have other symptoms? My adrenals are still touchy (but way better)- but they take forever to heal to.

*If muscles are the main issues- how do you guess what to treat? I can do herbal bart and lyme trials to see possible reactions, but I have no other ideas.

This makes it tricky- I put my body thru years of athletic abuse with lyme. Bicycle racing - not to abusive. But years of motocross (motor, jumps, high speed cartwheels ect) was hard on my body. I addapted to it with lyme, but I always healed abnormally slow during that time and is why I retired from it 15 years ago. I have a feeling some pain is from improper healing. But, my lyme - less buddies who did that are a little achey sometimes, but nothing like me.

My double copied genes make add to this confusion too- not trying to hard in that area anymore.


My brother was a bicycle racer in the 70's and 80's. Then he switched to mountain bike riding. Bashed his body a lot. lots of crashes....broken collar bone from running into a guide wire coming riding down a mountain...

He doesn't have lyme...and doesn't have any issues today.

I think it's wise that you are considering the possibility that it could be related to the infections or toxins...
Posted 11/14/2016 7:20 PM (GMT 0)
Yes it would be tricky if your muscle and tendon issues are your only symptoms.


No fatigue? - well i guess that could be adrenals...


Trial of herbs or antibiotics - and response (herx) would be a good idea. It can't hurt.
Posted 11/14/2016 8:06 PM (GMT 0)
Oh yes fatigue, but better. It does get more noticable with stress.


Cant rule out other non lyme posibilities either though:

Add Scoliosis (not bad though) and one shorter leg, which can effect the whole structure.

The 23andme results possibilities are endless. sigh

Post Edited (astroman) : 11/14/2016 1:52:37 PM (GMT-7)

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