Aching Pain in Knees or/Elbows/Forearms

Just now, I felt something in my right arm and hand that triggered a memory of days gone by. I spent decades suffering from aching pain that felt like it was in the bones, but I suppose it could have been in muscle or tendon.

I used to have aching pain in my knees that often woke me up at night. The pain would spread into the shinbone or thigh if left untreated. In my childhood, my mother would put me in a tub of hot water to soak or put hot rags on my legs. After I got older, I started taking Tylenol.

As I got older, I would also get the same type pain in my elbows and forearms and maybe wrist and hand, especially if I held my elbow in a bent position too long.

Has anyone else experienced these particular symptoms? If so, which infection did you connect it with? Did treating that infection make that symptom disappear?

Well, you have to figure out if it is indeed inside your bones or if it is where tendon and muscle attach to bones.

If it’s a Bartonella bone issue like on the shin/ tibia then no amount of deep tissue release or deep massage would make a difference in how It feels.

Joints can ache from misalignment or uneven tendon/muscle/fascia tension; all of which can be released with experience. The uneven tension can probably be created by many tick infections, not just lyme.

I had a lot of aches as a kid, parents ignored it and said it was growing pains, which is total BS. I remember when video games came out, my hands were sore and numb from using the controls, that didn’t happen to the other kids.

Post Edited (astroman) : 7/12/2022 3:01:01 AM (GMT-7)

Wow….and to think all this time I thought I was getting way too intense playing Space Invaders. The anecdotal evidence on this forum alone is enough to convince me I have been dealing with TBis since I was a kid. Let alone the stories told to me by my practitioner.

Treating bartonella is like waking a sleeping bear.