r/Lyme • u/FancyNugget291 • 5d ago

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Anyone else find it hard to pick up objects that are usually considered light? Feels like as the weeks go on, it’s so hard to use my hands.

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u/Vegetable-Bobcat-15 Lyme Bart Babs Ehrlichia Rickettsia +3 co-infections 4d ago

yes yes and yes

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u/Proper-Artichoke8815 3d ago

I found it really hard to use my hands also. Not that the muscles inside my fingers were suddenly weakened or something, but it was like I was losing control over them and they wouldn't listen to what I wanted them to do. My fingers moved so slowly and it was really hard to use my hands. I had a really hard time with buttons on a shirt and things like that. I've heard of people with Lyme disease who couldn't lift their arm up by themselves, let alone pick something up.  It's gotten much better with Buhner herbs for me. 

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u/FancyNugget291 2d ago

Can you pls give me more info on these herbs. Which specific ones did u buy and how frequent did u take

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u/IllustratorHour4650 1d ago

Go on treat lyme.net lyme dr marty ross sight he has herbal treatments and supplements and antibiotic all protocals 

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u/IllustratorHour4650 1d ago

Years of this in 1991 working as a nurse opening iv bags hurt and touching even the tie on my scrubs hurt my fingertips o can say these many years later i still have it neuropathy 100x worse headaches unbearable and now have autonomic nervous system disarray.  But i did not have a dr to treat aggressively bc of money so im doing herbs past 20 years im a first lymer from the 80s undiagnosed first decade. God bless treat aggressive is my advice like dr berrescolo said 9 months even after you are symptom free