Dr. Daniel Cameron

Why do I get brain zaps or internal vibrations in Lyme BRAIN ZAPS AND INTERNAL VIBRATIONS SUDDEN ELECTRICAL SENSATIONS WHAT THEY MAY MEAN FOR YOUR NERVOUS SYSTEM Quick Answer: Brain zaps and internal vibrations in Lyme disease are neurologic symptoms linked to central sensitization, autonomic dysfunction, and neuroinflammation. These sensations reflect altered nerve signaling—not anxiety—and […]

Lyme Disease Bladder Pain and Urgency: Why Symptoms Occur With Normal Tests BLADDER PAIN? URGENCY WITHOUT INFECTION? COULD THIS BE LYME DISEASE? Lyme disease bladder pain often appears with normal tests, leaving patients without answers. Urgency, pressure, and burning may reflect nerve and autonomic dysfunction—not infection. Patients often describe pelvic pressure, burning, or an overwhelming

Why Lyme Symptoms Get Worse During Your Period Many women tell me the same thing: their Lyme symptoms get worse during their period, often in the exact same window every month. Fatigue deepens. Pain sharpens. Dizziness, palpitations, and air hunger return. What should be a predictable cycle becomes a predictable crash. When Lyme symptoms get

Why Lyme Disease Causes Heat and Cold Intolerance When Your Body Stops Regulating Temperature Normally Many patients with Lyme disease describe something they never struggled with before: they suddenly can’t tolerate heat or cold. They walk into a warm room and feel flushed or dizzy. A mild chill hits them and their body reacts as

Why Lyme Disease Feels Like PTSD: Nervous System Explained Lyme symptoms can mimic trauma The nervous system misfires signals Patients feel unsafe in their own body Quick Answer: Lyme disease can feel like PTSD because inflammation and autonomic dysfunction disrupt the brain’s threat detection systems. This can trigger hypervigilance, anxiety, and trauma-like symptoms without a

Lyme Disease Abdominal Pain: What Doctors Often Miss Quick Answer: Lyme disease can cause abdominal pain through autonomic nervous system dysfunction—even when imaging and gastrointestinal tests are normal. Lyme disease abdominal pain often reflects autonomic or neurologic dysfunction rather than a primary gastrointestinal disorder. She’d seen seven specialists in 18 months, but no one could

Night Sweats Babesia: The Symptom Doctors Miss Night sweats from Babesia are one of the most distinctive — and most commonly missed — symptoms in tick-borne illness. Patients describe drenching sweats that soak bedding and clothing, often appearing without explanation and resistant to standard treatment. Night sweats can significantly disrupt sleep and are part of

PTSD-Like Symptoms in Lyme Disease: Medical Trauma Explained Fear before appointments Symptoms dismissed or doubted The nervous system stays on alert PTSD-like symptoms Lyme disease are increasingly recognized in patients who experience both chronic illness and medical dismissal. Many patients describe racing thoughts before appointments, fear of not being believed, and physical reactions when discussing