Huddie said...
July,
I can relate. Was your fibro also lyme the entire time? Mine was. I found it so bizarre that I was so healthy and fit and then boom odd symptoms, internist, gyn., neurologist, endocrinologist, - all normal and say fibromyalgia. Lyme!
Feel better - do you get flareup with seasonal changes?
Yes, I believe so, Huddie. Back in 85 I had never heard of Lyme Disease.
Oddly, I had heard of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, but believed you had to be in the Rocky Mountains to get it, lol. So I never associated the swarms of nymph ticks all over me all the time could make me sick.
By '92 when I got sick again I knew enough about
Lyme because just a year before that an article came out in the newspaper where I had lived, about
a young woman's journey with Lyme there. I had been more careful about
watching for them, but got bit again putting up a fence in a wooded area. I think that is where I got the RMSF this time. Because of the high fevers my old Dr. pull blood and had it sent off.
But, like I've said, the 2nd Dr. he sent me too said that the 3 bands that said pos. were false, there was no Lyme here, which we argued about
. My Dr. had put me on something anyway because of the fevers and something with my blood count, but at most it was 10 days to 2 weeks and that's all.
I finally feel a little better this evening, today was worse than yesterday but some of it has lessened.
I've don't even remember mono being like this, the muscle soreness
locations were new and weird to me.
Also, I read last night that EBV that flares out when your immune system is really down, can cause all of your lymph nodes to swell including something (I forgot) in the neck that can impede breathing. That is what I think I was also experiencing when I tried to inhale.