Why Symptoms Don’t Fit One Diagnosis Why symptoms don’t fit one diagnosis is a question many patients ask after months of appointments, testing, and partial answers. One label may explain the fatigue. Another may explain the pain. A third may be offered for dizziness, anxiety, or brain fog. But the full picture still does not […]
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Why Some Ticks Won’t Come Out (And What to Do Next) Why are some ticks so difficult to remove? Most people expect a tick to come out easily—but in some cases, removal can be surprisingly difficult. In some cases, patients worry that part of the tick may still be embedded in the skin—raising questions about
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Panic attacks after Lyme disease are not widely discussed in mainstream guidance, yet they appear in clinical practice more often than many physicians expect. In a published case report, Garakani and Mitton describe a patient whose prior Lyme disease history complicated the interpretation of new neuropsychiatric symptoms. The case raises important questions about diagnostic framing,
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