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Cameron has been practicing medicine in New York since 1985. He primarily treats patients with a history of Lyme disease or associated tick-borne diseases, such as Bartonella and Babesia.
Bellamy contends that there is no such disease as chronic Lyme and that the consensus of infectious disease experts is that long-term use of antibiotics to treat these patients can be harmful.
Bellamy is an attorney in Florida. Her position reflects the diversity of opinions.
Is there a link between lichen sclerosus in females and lyme disease. Thank you.
Lichen sclerosus is usually considered an inflammatory or autoimmune condition. At this point, there isn’t clear evidence showing a direct link with Lyme disease. If someone has both, it’s important that each condition is evaluated carefully on its own.