Hi,
Last fall I started having muscle twitches in my legs, mostly when my legs are at rest, either while in bed, driving my car, or sitting at my desk. Now I get them all over, but probably about 85% are in my legs. I was diagnosed with Lyme Disease in '99, and and read recently that twitching can be a symptom of Lyme. Shortly after the twitching started, many of my Lyme symptoms returned, and my
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Infectious mononucleosis #3 Diseases doc put me back on Amoxycillin in January. (I never had twitching before--but I did have "Lyme Meningitis" and a lot of other neurological symptoms) The meds helped all the symptoms BUT muscle twitching. But in the last six weeks, (it started in one day in both
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Hand tremor) I've had a lot of pain and
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Hand tremor, especially my
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Ringworm, tinea manuum on the finger on each hand. The fingers feel like they are "sprained" and really hurt to lift things, twist (like turning a key in the lock, and I find it difficult to use things like a manual can opener. (I am 42 and usually strong) It somehow feels different than the joint pain I've had in the past with Lyme disease. I can't really tell if it is muscle, joint, tendon, or nerve pain. How concerned should I be? I am a computer technician and it is affecting my job somewhat.
One other thought---I had a nightmare the other night and awoke twitching all over--it felt like thousands of muscles twitching, don't know if this helps or not.
Thanks for your time,
Donna