The Great Imitator of Symptoms : lyme disease

The Great Imitator of Symptoms

Here is a group of symptoms that are associated with the tick born infections and co-infections:

Cough, shortness of breath
Unexplained fevers, chills, sweats
Cystitis
Fatigue
Chest plain/heart palpitations
Cardiac irregularity
Double/blurry vision, pain or floaters
Photophobia
Hair loss
Fever
Tick bite(s)
Rash at bite site or other areas
Difficulty swallowing
Swollen glands
Sore throat
Swelling around the eyes
Unexplained weight loss/gain
Buzzing, ringing or ear pain
Difficulty eating
Nausea or vomiting
Diarrhea or constipation
Tremors
Eyelid/facial twitching or Bells Palsy
Joint pain and swelling
Abdominal cramping/pain
Irritable bladder or bladder dysfunction
Testicular/pelvis pain
Neck creaks, cracks or stiffness
Joint or back stiffness
Muscle pain or cramps
Insomnia
TMJ (jaw pain)
Headaches
Tingling or numbness
Poor balance
Difficulty walking
Seizure activity
Stabbing sensations
Dizziness
Personality changes
Mood swings
Irritability
Depression
Confusion
Anxiety
Difficulty concentrating or reading
Gastritis
Menstrual irregularity
Loss of libido
Trouble speaking
Disorientation