I had Lyme disease in 2001, was not diagnosed until late 2002. I had a pic-line iv for 30 days with Rochefrin, I think I have Chonic Lyme, my DR. said it is fibromyalgia, I disagree, does anyone have a similar case?
Lyme Disease -- Arthritis - does anyone have Chronic Lyme arthritis?
- Posted:
- 22 Aug 2011 by juniebird2
- Topics:
- pain, lyme disease, fibromyalgia, lyme disease -- arthritis, chronic
Responses (5)
22 Aug 2011
Hi Juniebird2, My sister in law has lyme disease and fibro. I do believe their is a coorlation between the two. I suggested she try a special all natural supplement that I have been taking for my Fibro. It helped her tremendously. Please friend me if your interested. God Bless, Reedeli
25 Oct 2011
I had & was treated for lyme. After the long treatment my " head fog " cleared up greatly. I later tested high for RA, my Dr. says I have Fibromyalgia. I am now on disability, she keeps giving me more medicine, stronger medicine. My RA test keep going up. I take ADD medicine and THAT keeps my head clear. I have never heard of lyme arthritis. I would like to talk more about our systems to compare. I don't know how this works. I am new to this site. I can give you my e-mail if you are interested in talking.
Pam.
Hey Rockgal81, Sorry to hear your in so much pain. I take a natural supplement for my Fibro pain and arthritis. I wont go a day without it. It targets the inflamation. Friend me and I'll tell you more. Sorry I just dont want to get in trouble here. Thanks Reedeli
12 Mar 2012
Yes, I was also told that I had fibromyalgia but really had lyme disease. It took 5 yrs for many Dr.' s to figure it out. I was left with severe case of uviitis/iritis which is inflammation of part of the eye. I am partially blind in my left eye due to this. untreated lyme can cause you to get very sick. I have chronic pain and take oyxcodone twice a day to help me function. It really has been a long lonely road but I found an excellent lyme specialist in Kennebunk, Maine. he known what to do and does not look at me like I am a drug seeker. i am a CADC and know what addiction is all about. It's hard when you need pain control in today's society. So much abuse of the medication that helps a person with chronic pain. So yes you definitely can have ongoing debilitating chronic lyme disease also called disemminated Lyme disease.
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Hey there CB, What are you taking now for your symtoms? Are you taking any supplements? A good supplement supply and exercise will help. I know the exercise suggestion made you queezy just now didnt it? But trust me, if you start out slow and work your way up, you will feel better. Friend me and I can give you a list of supplements that has helped me beat the pain. Take care, reedeli
I went to one doctor who said I had fibromyalgia, but then went to get a second opinion and they said it's the Lyme disease I had a year and a half ago. What are your symptoms? I have widespread pain but mostly in my hips, legs, and knees. They gave me meloxicam, but it actually made it worse. What do you take??