Dr. Daniel Cameron

Traveling With Lyme Disease: Realistic Tips for Summer TRAVEL PLANNED? WORRIED ABOUT FLARES? CAN YOU TRAVEL WITH LYME DISEASE? Traveling with Lyme disease is possible—but it requires planning, flexibility, and an understanding of your body’s limits. Fatigue, POTS, food sensitivities, and flares can complicate travel, especially during summer months. With the right strategies, many patients […]

Single Dose Doxycycline For Tick Bite – Ethical Concerns This post has no ethics hub link yet. Let me add it plus cornerstone links and a proper Related Articles section. What if you did everything right after a tick bite—and still ended up sick? That’s what happened to a 37-year-old woman who followed medical advice

Lyme Disease and EDS: Can Infection Make Symptoms Worse? EDS GETTING WORSE WITHOUT EXPLANATION? NEW FATIGUE, POTS, OR BRAIN FOG? COULD LYME DISEASE BE PART OF THE PICTURE? Lyme disease and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) can overlap—sometimes leading to worsening symptoms that are difficult to explain by connective tissue dysfunction alone. “I was told it was

Lyme Disease Fatigue: Why It Causes Crushing Exhaustion Quick Answer: Lyme disease fatigue is driven by immune activation, neuroinflammation, autonomic dysfunction, sleep disruption, and co-infections such as Babesia. It often includes post-exertional malaise, where even minor activity leads to significant energy crashes. In some cases, persistent fatigue may follow unrecognized or repeated tick exposures, which

Do I have Lyme disease? Do I have Lyme disease? It’s a question many people ask after experiencing fatigue, pain, or brain fog without a clear explanation. You may not remember a tick bite—or even see a rash. Testing may come back negative. Yet Lyme disease can still be the cause. That’s why early signs,

Lyme Brain Fog vs Dementia: Is It Alzheimer’s or Lyme Disease? Can Lyme disease brain fog be mistaken for dementia? Yes—and it happens more often than many patients realize. Patients may notice memory problems, slowed thinking, word-finding difficulty, or trouble focusing—and begin to worry about early Alzheimer’s disease. But in many cases, the cause is

Persistent Lyme Disease Treatment: Clues Doctors Can Address Symptoms persist despite treatment The cause is often multifactorial Many drivers are still treatable Persistent Lyme disease treatment is often more complex than a single course of antibiotics. Too many patients are told, “You’re fine,” when they clearly are not. Fatigue, brain fog, joint pain, and autonomic

Can You Get Lyme Disease at the Beach? Ticks Are Moving to Coastal Areas Can you get Lyme disease at the beach? Yes. Ticks are now being found in coastal environments—changing how we think about Lyme disease risk. Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport, Connecticut, was closed for the summer—not for weather, but for ticks. Key Insight:

She Was Told It Was Aging — It Was Lyme All Along TOLD IT’S “JUST AGING”? LYME DISEASE MAY BE MISSED “They said it was aging—but something didn’t fit.” A woman in her late 60s was getting weaker. Her joints ached. Her memory was slipping. Her balance felt off. She woke up exhausted, sometimes with

Can Lyme Disease Cause Seizures? When Episodes Are Dismissed as Stress Can Lyme disease cause seizures or seizure-like episodes? In some cases, children develop neurologic symptoms that resemble seizures—even when brain scans and EEGs appear normal. This is one of the most emotional stories parents share. Their child was once energetic and thriving—then something changed.