Could Lyme disease be causing twitching?

Answer by  GK1 (152)

Symptoms of Lyme disease vary and can affect various parts of the body. Lyme disease can cause neurological problems such as meningitis (inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain, Bell's palsy (temporary paralysis of one side of the face), impaired muscle movement (which can occur weeks to years after an untreated infection).

Answer by  Lime1 (107)

Lyme disease can cause twitching. There are certain common symptoms that many people who have lyme disease get, but they're all subjective to each individual. If the twitching is interfering with your activities of daily living, you should consult immediate attention from your physician so it can be monitored.

Answer by  Melissa101010 (4405)

I really don't think that Lyme disease could be causing your twitching. I suggest telling your doctor, it could be the medicine that your taking.

Answer by  Anonymous

I have Lyme Disease and it causes involuntary twitches. My doctor told me that it was very uncommon but also completely possible. It depends on the person. They can undergo things ranging from paralysis to nothing at all for years!

Answer by  Angela17 (697)

Yes, twitching is said to be a cause from having Lyme Disease. You should consult your physician to see if there is any medication that you cant take to help.

Answer by  G12345 (1808)

Lyme disease causes diffuse nerve damage and could be associated, but it is not a common symptom. See you infectious disease doctor.

Answer by  Abbie (282)

You need to go back to your doctor. Yes, Lyme disease can cause neurological problems if not treated quickly enough. I hope that you have received proper treatment by now.