DOCTOR'S ONLY PLEASE!! Could I potentially have west nile or lyme disease?? I'm so scared.? - lyme migraine
So here's the deal ... I have a sudden onset of fever / sore throat, headache on Sunday, and I had no pain and non-stop since then and today is Wednesday. My friend called me cuz he was worried about me and told me that her BF Lyme disease a year ago, the whole day. I'm camping at all, but I'm bitten by mosquitoes in several. She told me to pick up check, I'll do tomorrow. So here is my question .... or the virus from these two diseases are prevalent? What alternatives are there? In addition, perform the type of tests, whether a patient is doing well? Thank you for answering my question, I appreciate it!
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Lyme Migraine DOCTOR'S ONLY PLEASE!! Could I Potentially Have West Nile Or Lyme Disease?? I'm So Scared.?
3 comments:
It must be the flu season, so you catch the flu. Many people today. I have a lot of information about West Nile virus and most people do not know they have it. The main symptoms are headache, body aches, lymph nodes in the neck, fever, rash and vomiting. It is not spread from person to person by kissing or touching too. As I said, most people who know not ill and they did not. Most people recover without treatment. Only about 1 in 150, the West Nile virus Treaty have serious problems in the brain, spinal cord and nervous system. These people May headache, high fever, blurred vision, tremors or convulsions, coma, confusion, numbness or stiffness in the neck. Few mosquitoes carry that West Nile. You talk like you have the flu or maybe a sore throat. Going to the doctor and get tested. Until then, take aspirin or paracetamol, gargling with warm salt water and rested.
I think they make you sick with worry. Hypochondria can actually cause a physical reaction of the human body and imagine the fear that something is wrong with him. The brain is very powerful.
You should see a doctor. Sounds like a cold or flu virus symptoms that you listed, not the West Nile virus-related pests. So much to drink and rest. And do not worry so much.
I am not a doctor, but I have much experience with Lyme disease. I do not know of West Nile, which not only read a few paragraphs away.
First, Lyme disease is very common, and has spread almost everywhere. Many say it's an epidemic, and the faster spread of disease.
Since mosquitoes are the vectors of Lyme disease and West Nile. Most doctors will not tell you this, or do not even know you. There are studies from 15 years of age or older, are shown.
Lyme tests are problematic. Require that the infection was in his body at least 4-6 weeks. Of course, you want to start earlier treatment. Since the evidence less than 50% accuracy, you really need to diagnose based on symptoms.
I would like to call your doctor, explain that you had severe symptoms, since he bitten by mosquitoes, and ask / demand that they have a number of oral antibiotics. Ours, the phone works.
If you get some Flack, remember to tell them that you have been bitten by a tick. You might consider, orHowever, it can, because to be treated for Lyme difficult.
Can a good LLMD (Lyme) literate doctor to monitor to ensure that the work can antibitiotics, and, if not more to follow. Lyme.net have a resource that can find a good document Lyme.
I say this not to be alarming, but because I know that many people go unnoticed because not sufficiently take account of the first.
Do not stop the hurt and pain? If it were me, would receive immediate treatment.
Do not let people or set fire to their health problems. Especially with Lyme, there must be your own advocate.
Can you imagine some people have been diagnosed 5-10 years, with the doctors say that only in your head, alterting psychiatrists prescribe medications mood, and then they find Lyme disease, which responds to an appropriate treatment?
Finally, they advocate a comprehensive treatment protocol. I recommend the book "The 10 best applications for Lyme disease. It is to keep something in your shelf.
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