Should I Worry About Herxing? My Answer for Lyme Patients After 37 years treating Lyme disease, one of the biggest concerns patients have when beginning treatment is whether they will have a Herxheimer reaction. In fact, it’s one of the most common questions I hear in my practice: “What if I Herx?” A Herxheimer reaction […]
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Lyme Disease and Joint Pain: Is It Debris—or a Missed Persistent Infection? New research into Lyme arthritis is challenging long-standing assumptions about what causes persistent symptoms after treatment. For years, many clinicians believed that when patients continued to experience swollen joints, even after treatment with antibiotics, the inflammation was simply due to an overactive immune
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Babesia Lyme Treatment Failure: Why Healthy Patients Stay Sick Babesia lyme treatment failure is more common than most patients realize. She wasn’t immunocompromised. So why was she still sick months after Lyme treatment? That was the question we kept coming back to. She’d been told Babesia wouldn’t be a problem—unless she had a weakened immune
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