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Q: stomache aches, extremely high billyrubin count, heart burn

asked by: Grg92 on August 1st, 2007

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I've been sick for quite awhile now almost a full year, I have gotten better by watching what I eat but The same symptoms keep occuring, if anyone has any idea what this could be please help.

Symptoms: Shortness of breath, dizzyness, pins and needles down arms and legs, stomache aches, lots of gas, eyes bloodshot / jaundice, extremely high billyrubin count , heart races,cold sweats, heart burn, vommiting, urinating alot.

Usual causes: Dairy products, greasy food, alcohol, MSG / chineese food, cofee.

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cog1st

replied on May 14th, 2008

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stomache aches, extremely high billyrubin count, heart burn

Lyme disease, the fastest growing infectious disease in the U.S. Everything you describe is LD. If you are still sick you need to find a lyme literate md. Primary and specialists are not shcooled in LD and testing is highly inaccurate. Study symptoms at canlyme dot org, truthaboutlymedisease dot come and lymenet dot org. Talk to others with this disease...you don't need to remembe a bite. LD is a serious and can last forever left untreated.

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