Hi I have had Lyme Disease for 15 years. There is a big controversy surrounding it. Many MDs for some reason wont diagnose it or treat it. Go to lymenet.com and you will learn so much from it!
I also have internal vibrations. It is one of my most persistant symptoms. Usually its in my legs but it can go through my whole body at times. Sometimes its just in one place. Its such a strange symptom. Its embarrassing to tell others, especially Drs that look at you like your nuts!
But good luck with Dr Jones. I hpe he can help your son!
I've heard of people with Th1 inflammatory diseases who have that vibrating sensation.
Good luck with getting treatment for your son. You may want to look into the Marshall Protocol.
All the best,
PlateletGal
Hello,
You are not going crazy, and yes I have been were you are. I have experienced the tremors. My 3 daughters and myself have Lyme. We were all misdiagnosed for years. You know what is right for your child, don't let anyone make little of this. Lyme is a serious bacterial infection. It affects the central nervous system, joints, muscles....the pain can come and go. It can affect a patient pyschologically. What looks like depression may in fact be fatigue. If you have never experienced complete fatigue it is difficult to imagine what it is like. A good source for info is the Lyme Disease Association website. Dr. Jones is the best, but your son needs antibiotics now. My heart goes out to you,
from a Mom who has been there....and is still there.
Hi,
Lyme can cause depression (when you're so ill, who wouldn't get depressed after a while). Maybe it's that and not a typical attachment problem.
Maybe what he means when he says that his body vibrates is that he's experiencing tremors. Lyme can cause tremors.
I hope this helps a little and no, you are not over reacting! I've been there.