April 3, 2026

Sensory Neurons in Lyme Disease: Why Your Body Overreacts to Pain and Sensation Sensory neurons in Lyme disease may explain why pain, touch, and sensation feel amplified—sometimes dramatically. Patients often say, “Everything feels too intense.” This includes symptoms such as burning pain, allodynia, sensitivity to temperature, and even discomfort from clothing or light touch. These […]

Why Alpha-gal Reactions Are Delayed (and How Long They Last) Alpha-gal reactions often begin 3–6 hours after eating mammalian meat. The delayed timing is one reason this tick-induced allergy is frequently missed. Avoiding additional tick bites may improve long-term recovery. You eat dinner. Everything seems fine. Hours later — often in the middle of the