When it comes to preventing Lyme disease, doctors disagree on the amount of antibiotics to prescribe — and the advice you get can change completely depending on who you see. You might walk out with a prescription, a single pill, or just instructions to “watch for symptoms.” For patients, that uncertainty can feel like a […]
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If you’ve been told you’re safe from Lyme disease if you remove a tick within 36 hours, you’ve heard the 24 – 36 hour tick bite myth. This belief is often publicized in brochures, websites, and even at medical conferences. The problem? The science shows it’s not always true and relying on it can delay
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The Overlooked Link Between Fiber and Lyme Disease When we talk about Lyme disease, the conversation usually centers on infection, inflammation, and immune response—not dietary fiber. But gut health is a powerful ally in immune recovery, and fiber plays a critical role. For patients navigating persistent symptoms, optimizing fiber intake could help restore balance, support
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The Patients Who Changed My Path In 1987, I met three patients who would change the course of my medical career. Each had been diagnosed with Lyme disease. Each had already completed treatment. And yet — each remained ill. At the time, I hadn’t been trained to manage Lyme disease. There were no protocols for
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