~ Symptoms of
Lyme Disease ~

The Tick Bite:
1. Tick bite (deer, dog or other)
2.
Rash at site of bite
3. Rashes on other parts of your body
4. Rash
basically circular and spreading out
5. Raised rash, disappearing and
recurring
Head,
Face, Neck:
6. Unexplained hair loss
7. Headache, mild or severe
8.
Twitching of facial or other muscles
9. Facial paralysis (Bell's
Palsy)
10. Tingling of nose, cheek or face
11. Stiff or painful
neck
12. Jaw pain or stiffness
13. Sore
throat

Eyes/Vision:
14. Double or blurry vision
15. Increased
floating spots
16. Pain in eyes, or swelling around eyes
17.
Oversensitivity to light
18. Flashing
lights

Ears/Hearing:
19. Decreased hearing in one or both
ears
20. Buzzing in ears
21. Pain in ears
22. Ringing in one or both
ears

Digestive and Excretory Systems:
23. Diarrhea
24.
Constipation
25. Irritable bladder (trouble starting, stopping)
26. Upset
stomach (nausea or pain)

Musculoskeletal System:
27. Joint pain
or swelling
28. Stiffness of joints, back, neck
29. Muscle pain or
cramps

Respiratory and Circulatory Systems:
30. Shortness of
breath, cough
31. Chest pain or rib soreness
32. Night sweats or
unexplained chills
33. Heart palpitations or extra beats
34. Heart
blockage

Neurologic System:
35. Tremors or unexplained
shaking
36. Burning or stabbing sensations in the body
37. Weakness or
partial paralysis
38. Pressure in the head
39. Numbness in body, tingling,
pinpricks
40. Poor balance, dizziness, difficulty walking
41. Increased
motion sickness
42. Lightheadedness, wooziness

Psychological
well-being:
43. Mood swings, irritability
44. Unusual depression
45.
Disorientation (getting or feeling lost)
46. Feeling as if you are losing
your mind
47. Overemotional reactions, crying easily
48. Too much sleep,
or insomnia
49. Difficulty falling or staying asleep

Mental
Capability:
50. Memory loss (short or long term)
51. Confusion,
difficulty in thinking
52. Difficulty with concentration or reading
53.
Going to the wrong place
54. Speech difficulty (slurred or slow)
55.
Stammering speech
56. Forgetting how to perform simple
tasks

Reproduction and Sexuality:
57. Loss of sex drive
58.
Sexual dysfuntion
*Females only:
59. Unexplained menstrual pain,
irregularity
60. Unexplained breast pain, discharge
*Males
only:
61. Testicular or pelvic pain

General
Well-being:
62. Unexplained weight gain, loss
63. Extreme
fatigue
64. Swollen glands
65. Unexplained fevers (high or low
grade)
66. Continual infections (sinus, kidney, eye, etc.)
67. Symtpoms
seem to change, come and go
68. Pain migrates (moves) to different body
parts
69. Early on, experienced a "flu-like" illness, after which you have
not since felt well.
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