Lyme and co-infection common symptoms
Joint pain
Fevers
Sweat
Swollen glands
Heart palpitations
Anxiety
Panic attacks
Depression
Severe muscle pain
Disturbed sleep
Light-headedness
Difficulty concentrating
Headaches
Muscle cramps
Muscle twitching
Neck stiffness
Migratory Joint pain
Menstrual irregularities
Lyme
Lyme disease primarily targets the skin, marking its presence with a distinct red rash called erythema migrans. It can also affect the joints, leading to arthritis-like symptoms characterized by swelling and pain, especially in larger joints like the knees.
Additionally, Lyme disease poses a threat to the nervous system, manifesting in various neurological symptoms such as meningitis, facial paralysis, limb numbness, memory issues, and difficulty concentrating. While other organs and systems may be affected, seeking prompt medical attention for diagnosis and treatment is crucial if you suspect Lyme disease due to a tick bite or related symptoms.