Lyme disease?
2016-04-29 4:55 pm
Im terrified I have Lyme disease. I'm a level 9 gymnast that goes to gymnastics summer camp in Huguenot, New York every year. This past year (2015), I went and caught a stomach bug, I know that probably has nothing to do with anything. But i did get a spider bite on my wrist while I was there. It was by a wooded forest area. Anyway everything was fine after camp and I went back to gymnastics and I didn't have symptoms of Lyme disease or tick bites or flu or stiffness. But later I got really stressed out. Then I developed the following: bad breath, rash on cheeks, brown stuff growing on my skin by my jawline and arms, histamine intolerance, flushing, fatigue, bloating, gas and diarrhea, dry skin, flaky skin, itchy skin, eczema, vaginal discharge (foul odor) - thick, itchy ears, allergies, carb and sugar cravings, and many more symptoms. My question; does this sound like Lyme disease or Candida overgrowth? Or both? If I had lyme, wouldn't I get some sort of Lyme symptom close the that time?
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2016-04-29 5:31 pm
Sounds like candida overgrowth and you sound like a hypochondriac. Go to a doctor. I'm sure they have doctor's where you live. I assume you are a minor. tell you mother or show your mother your symptoms. Ask to be seen by your normal GP/pediatrician or your Ob/GYN. They can do a full workup, test you and prescribe antifungal medication if needed as well as antihistamines.
2016-04-29 5:04 pm
Why be terrified. None of your symptoms are even remotely related to Lyme disease. To put the issue to rest get tested for Lyme disease and then get treated if you have it.
Your symptoms look more like you might have some type of immune disorder. It might be worthwhile getting tested for celiac disease, although it would not explain all the symptoms that you have.
Your symptoms look more like you might have some type of immune disorder. It might be worthwhile getting tested for celiac disease, although it would not explain all the symptoms that you have.
2016-04-29 10:52 pm
Doesn't sound like limes at all, and limes is not transmitted by spiders. Go get checked out, I suspect you will be fine.
2016-05-14 2:11 am
You do NOT have Lyme disease. Lyme disease is a bacterial infection caused by the bite of a deer tick that carries the bacteria. You cannot catch Lyme disease from a spider bite.
NONE of your symptoms are those of Lyme disease. Symptoms of Lyme disease (not all necessarily appearing at the same time) are skin rash; fever & chills; fatigue; muscle & joint pain; severe headaches; facial palsy; irregular heart beat; abnormal sensations in the limbs; inflammation of the liver, eye, and joints; and cognitive impairments.
You don't have any of the symptoms of Candida overgrowth either: Fatigue; itchy/burning eyes; mouth ulcers; white-coated tongue; itchy skin & rashes; bloating; genital itching; and constipation or diarrhea.
What you DO have is paranoia, because you seem to think that every little ache and pain you get means you have some sort of dread disease. If you're so worried, go see a doctor and get checked out.
NONE of your symptoms are those of Lyme disease. Symptoms of Lyme disease (not all necessarily appearing at the same time) are skin rash; fever & chills; fatigue; muscle & joint pain; severe headaches; facial palsy; irregular heart beat; abnormal sensations in the limbs; inflammation of the liver, eye, and joints; and cognitive impairments.
You don't have any of the symptoms of Candida overgrowth either: Fatigue; itchy/burning eyes; mouth ulcers; white-coated tongue; itchy skin & rashes; bloating; genital itching; and constipation or diarrhea.
What you DO have is paranoia, because you seem to think that every little ache and pain you get means you have some sort of dread disease. If you're so worried, go see a doctor and get checked out.
參考: BIL is an M.D. and sister is an RN
2016-04-29 11:32 pm
First, your symptoms are neither consistent with lyme disease or any known spider envenomation.
I might suggest a visit to a clinic if your symptoms persist or worsen.
Deer ticks are a most likely vector of Lymes, spiders are not.
I might suggest a visit to a clinic if your symptoms persist or worsen.
Deer ticks are a most likely vector of Lymes, spiders are not.
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