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I was diagnosed with lyme disease in june an did 3 weeks of antibitics. is it possible to have returning symptoms of fatigue, nauseous, and dizziness?
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Possible: It is possible. You should go back and see the doctor that treated you for this soon.
Answered 12/22/2013
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