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I have heart palps, joint pain & tired all the time. years ago i had a bulls eye type rash on my shoulder. is it possible i have lyme disease?
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Get tested: Simple blood test for a potentially serious and treatable disease. You can prevent damage but cannot fix damage done.
Answered 1/12/2013
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