Chronic Lyme vs PTLDS: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters The debate over chronic Lyme vs PTLDS isn’t just about terminology—it’s about whether patients feel validated or dismissed. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} Many patients use chronic Lyme disease to describe ongoing fatigue, pain, and brain fog. Some clinicians prefer post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome (PTLDS), a term that […]
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Persistent Lyme Disease Symptoms: Why You May Still Feel Sick FINISHED TREATMENT? STILL NOT BETTER? WHY DO LYME SYMPTOMS PERSIST? Persistent Lyme disease symptoms can continue after treatment, leaving patients with fatigue, cognitive slowing, pain, and other symptoms that affect daily life. Some patients recover quickly after Lyme disease treatment. Others continue to experience fatigue,
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Immune Dysregulation in Lyme Disease: Why Symptoms Persist Immune dysregulation in Lyme disease may help explain why symptoms such as fatigue, pain, and cognitive changes can persist—even when tests are normal and initial treatment has been completed. Many patients improve—but do not return fully to baseline. This page explains why. Clinical Insight: Persistent symptoms in
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Palinopsia: Why Afterimages Won’t Go Away Quick Answer: Palinopsia is a neurologic condition where images persist or repeat after the original object is gone. It reflects altered visual processing in the brain and may be linked to migraine, seizures, medications, or other neurologic conditions. When Vision Doesn’t Let Go Some patients notice that an image
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