Conversations on Facebook with a leading Lyme disease expert, Dr. Daniel Cameron, about the latest discoveries and advancements in Lyme disease and associated illnesses.
They’re small, stealthy, and surprisingly dangerous. Ticks have long held a place among the most loathed creatures in the natural world—and not without reason. ... See MoreSee Less
They’re small, stealthy, and surprisingly dangerous. Ticks have long held a place among the most loathed creatures in the natural world—and not without reason. ... See MoreSee Less
Why Are Ticks So Hated? - Daniel Cameron MD
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Ticks are small, stealthy, and surprisingly dangerous, making them one of the most hated parasites, capable of transmitting various pathogens.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Will washing your clothes kill ticks?
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One of the most common—and most important—questions I hear from patients is:
“If my Lyme test is negative, why are you still treating me?”
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Whether you’re deep in the woods or lounging in your backyard, ticks are actively seeking out people and animals to feed on.
But what exactly makes someone more attractive to ticks?
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Who Are Ticks Attracted To? - Daniel Cameron MD
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Learn what makes you attractive to ticks—CO₂, body heat, sweat, scent—and how to reduce your risk of bites and Lyme disease with smart prevention.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Allodynia is a neurological condition where non-painful stimuli—like a breeze, the pressure of clothing, or even light touch—cause pain.
The condition can be caused by Lyme disease and resolve with appropriate treatment.
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Unexpected Relief from Allodynia: Lyme Disease Treatment Worked! - Daniel Cameron MD
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Allodynia, a condition where non-painful stimuli (i.e., clothing, light touch) causes pain, can be due to Lyme disease and improve with treatment.8 CommentsComment on Facebook
Are you struggling with ongoing stomach issues? It could be due to Lyme.
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Could Lyme Disease Be Wrecking Your Gut Without You Knowing It? - Daniel Cameron MD
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Lyme disease could be impacting your autonomic nervous system, and in turn, causing a range of digestive symptoms affecting your gut.5 CommentsComment on Facebook
I want to share the story of a patient who almost fell through the cracks — not because people didn’t care, but because they stopped looking too soon.
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Could Piperacillin Be the Lyme Disease Breakthrough We Need. #Lyme #Piperacillin#lymetreatment ... See MoreSee Less
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My patient followed all the usual advice: increase salt, drink more fluids, wear compression gear. But the symptoms didn’t go away.
Could it be Lyme?
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