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Conversations on Facebook with a leading Lyme disease expert, Dr. Daniel Cameron, about the latest discoveries and advancements in Lyme disease and associated illnesses.
Dizziness, headaches, eye strain, and cognitive fatigue in Lyme disease patients may sometimes be linked to an overlooked problem: binocular vision dysfunction. ... See MoreSee Less
binocular vision dysfunction in Lyme disease
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Binocular vision dysfunction in Lyme disease causes dizziness, eye strain, and brain fog. Learn the warning signs and treatment options.7 CommentsComment on Facebook
Did Lyme disease change how you react to smells or chemicals?
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A 4-year-old boy from Georgia suddenly developed seizures. After Lyme disease testing was positive, his parents recalled he had a rash 4 months earlier.
This case demonstrates that Lyme disease can present as life-threatening seizures in children without classic symptoms.
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Why do you feel tired but wired? I explain how Lyme disease can impact your nervous system.
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An Arkansas appeals court ruled that a ranch worker who developed alpha-gal syndrome after repeated tick bites on the job can pursue workers’ compensation. ... See MoreSee Less
Ranch hand with alpha‑gal syndrome wins key workers’ comp ruling | LymeDisease.org
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An Arkansas ranch worker developed alpha‑gal syndrome — a severe allergy to red meat — after repeated tick bites on the job. Now, a state appeals court0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Newly published study: The Hidden Face of Lyme Disease: Neuroinfection With Cranial Nerve Involvement
"It should be remembered that in the course of Lyme disease, the nervous system can often be involved, resulting in many bothersome and unusual symptoms, which often make it difficult to make a correct diagnosis," the authors point out.
STUDY LINK: www.cureus.com/articles/379011-the-hidden-face-of-lyme-disease-neuroinfection-with-cranial-nerve-... ... See MoreSee Less
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Families caring for someone with chronic Lyme disease often ask, “What happens next?” Unfortunately, the journey is rarely clear or linear.
Read more about what to expect when caring for someone with chronic Lyme disease. danielcameronmd.com/caring-for-someone-with-chronic-lyme/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Study findings suggest congenital transmission of Lyme disease is possible.
Using advanced molecular and microscopic diagnostics, the authors found live Borrelia burgdorferi spirochetes in archived placental tissue from a Canadian mother's archived birth sample.
They also found serological evidence of Borrelia in the mother and child years later.
STUDY: www.mdpi.com/2076-2607/14/2/406?fbclid=IwY2xjawQIXQtleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETJVWHVpRFRKcDdBaDNzSERz... ... See MoreSee Less
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Have you suffered from air hunger due to Babesia? The shortness of breath typically feels different when the underlying cause is an infectious agent.
Unfortunately, many clinicians do not recognize air hunger as a symptom of a tick-borne illness - particularly Babesia.
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