August 17, 2020

Can Lyme Disease Cause Jaundice? Can Lyme disease cause jaundice? Although uncommon, Lyme disease has been reported to cause hyperbilirubinemia and jaundice in rare cases. Several case reports describe patients who developed severe jaundice before Lyme disease was recognized as the underlying cause. Lyme disease can affect multiple organ systems. In addition to common symptoms […]

Atypical Symptoms of Lyme Disease: Numbness, Paresthesia, and Abdominal Wall Weakness Lyme disease does not always present with classic symptoms such as joint pain, fever, or fatigue. In some patients, atypical symptoms of Lyme disease—including numbness, paresthesia, and abdominal wall weakness—may be the first signs of neurologic infection. Reda and colleagues describe a case highlighting