When to Test for Lyme Disease in a Child: Pediatric Screening Guide Start here: Pediatric Lyme Disease: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Challenges When should a child be tested for Lyme disease? Testing should be considered when a child develops unexplained symptoms such as fatigue, headaches, joint pain, behavior changes, or learning difficulties—especially after outdoor exposure in […]
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Early Warning Signs of a Lyme Flare: Symptoms Patients Notice First The early warning signs of a Lyme flare often begin before a full crash. Patients may notice subtle mood changes, strange fatigue, sensory overload, digestive changes, or a sudden sense that something is shifting. These symptoms are often dismissed—yet many patients recognize them as
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Constipation in Lyme Disease: Why Gut Motility Slows Constipation may reflect autonomic dysfunction. Gut motility often slows in Lyme disease. Symptoms may fluctuate with neurologic stability. Constipation is a common and often frustrating symptom in people with Lyme disease. Some patients notice fewer bowel movements. Others experience hard stools, straining, bloating, or a constant sense
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