Question Regarding Symptoms

I am starting to wonder, if I have lyme. I had a rash, which I thought was ringworm, but now that I think about it, it was way to big for that.

Last year I started having these little "bzzzz's", like tiny electrical shocks, going through my brain. First once/twice a day, then more often, until it was a constant. Combined with dizziness and extreme fatigue it almost put me out of commission. The muscle fatigue was like walking through molasses. Then I started having numbness/tingling in my arms and hands, facial twitching (almost comical-I could watch it in the mirror). One morning I woke up and could feel every joint in my toes and fingers, combined with shooting pains. My neck was hurting, I had severe sleep disturbances. I couldn't think straight, had panic attacks, flew into eye bulging rages at night, etc., etc. I had severe morning stiffness. My eyes often burned and were blood shot. After I got out of the shower, I had this deep red butterfly rash on my face, which took a couple of hours to go away. I freaked, thinking I might have lupus.

I have most of the symptoms under control by now (14 months later), but still have the weird "whoosh/buzzing" feeling in my head. Sometimes I can rub my arm or belly or so, and I get this weird rush through my brain. Does anybody else have that?????

I have tried everything out there.....nutrition, herbs, parasite and bowel cleansing,Master Cleanse, progesterone cream, etc., etc. Everything kind of helps in the beginning and I get all excited - "yeah, it's gone" - and then it comes back, as if it built up some kind of resistance (like a cock roach). It just seems indestructible.

I have not been myself since May of last year. I refuse to go to a doctor, because I know that they just run me through tests and shove meds down my throat. I already feel soooo much better, but whatever it was, is still lurking in my body, making it's presence slightly known. I want to get rid of it.

Thought I would throw this out there....kind of like "comparing notes" with people - see if there are similarities.

Thanks for reading.

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