Thanks Diane for the info, I have not been tested for Lyme disease but can tell
you I now have ear aches in both ears and ear pain that comes on. They did the
MRI yesterday late afternoon but won't know anything for a few days, they don't
expect to find anything either since I still believe the viral part of
Meningitis did a major number on my vertigo and light sensitivity issues, I also
get the occasional nausea when the vertigo is really bad. It is now 6 weeks but
am glad I don't have the fever, chills or sweats, tremors anymore but the
balance, ear and vertigo issues are horrible and still unable to drive. :(
I am so sorry you have went through hell and back too! This is indeed the worst
and most sick I have ever been and thats topping any surgery I have ever had!
AMEN! do they run blood work to test for Lyme disease?
Thanks so much for all the info!
Huge HUgs,
Kimberly :)
---- Diane Goodman-Daniel <dizzygoodman@...> wrote:
> I've had it 3 times this past year and its definitely was still bad at 5
> weeks. I still get headaches and it's now 9 months later.
> I had the tremor but no vertigo and my fever was only there intermittantly.
>
>
> On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 7:21 PM, Jackie <jackie_yahhyahh@...> wrote:
>
> > I was wondering if you have been tested for lymes disease? The vertigo,
> > hand trembles, meningitis, chills yet your not cold, sweats, and constant
> > headaches. I suffered from lymes disease and had a co infection. It sounds
> > alot like lyme but i am no dr but your symptoms are alot like mine were, i
> > only tested positive for 2 bands.
> >
> > ------------------------------
> > From: Kimberly <kstegman@...>
> > Sent: Monday, February 16, 2009 4:01 PM
> > To: PostmeningitisHeadache@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: [PostmeningitisHeadache] Any advice? Looking for any help
> >
> > Hello everyone,
> >
> > I am now on 5 weeks out since getting viral meningitis. My fever,
> > chills, sweats and tremors have stopped and for the most part not
> > getting the non stop migraines anymore but did have a migraine attack
> > but only lasted less than half a day however I have been getting
> > almost 18 hours a day vertigo, extreme off balance feeling too and
> > neck aches, headaches unlike the neck pain and migraines. My doctors
> > think it is far too far out since the initial viral meningitis attack
> > as well not having any fever, etc but as well are surprised regarding
> > my horrible balance issues that I honestly have not been able to
> > drive since 5 weeks ago and very rarely can get out of the house due
> > to the store lighting in most places makes my vertigo much worse.
> > They are doing an MRI tomorrow of my neck and brain, although went
> > through a CT 2 weeks ago and found nothing they are not expecting to
> > find anything on the MRI either however what the heck can one do for
> > the almost constant vertigo? I know this has to be from the virus
> > because prior I would have occasional vertigo with occasional
> > migraines but still functioned. This is just horrible! I am down to
> > only taking 1 advil migraine a day and 1 extra strength Tylenol which
> > is little compared to 800 mg of ibuprofen and 3 Tylenol's a day I
> > used to be on.
> >
> > Any suggestions, ideas please let me know! :)
> > Thanks so much everyone, Huge Hugs,
> > Kimberly :)
> >
> >
> >
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> >
> >