Night Sweats Babesia: The Symptom Doctors Miss When the Road Stops Feeling Safe For many patients, the realization hits suddenly — you’re behind the wheel, and something feels off.The light changes, but your reaction time is slower. A familiar route looks disorienting. You miss a turn, or your vision blurs for a few seconds. These […]
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Lyme, POTS, and Adrenaline Surges Explained It starts the moment you stand. Your heart races — or sometimes it doesn’t — but you still feel that surge of adrenaline. Your hands tremble, your chest tightens, and your body reacts as if you’ve just run a sprint. Then, when you sit back down, the feeling slowly
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30 Hidden Lyme Disease Symptoms Hidden Lyme disease symptoms are often missed—leading to delayed diagnosis and prolonged illness. Most people think of the bull’s-eye rash or a swollen knee. But many patients never develop these classic signs. Instead, they experience a wide range of symptoms that don’t fit the textbook picture—brain fog, mood changes, nerve
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Lyme Disease: One Teen’s Story of Struggle and Strength A Patient’s Story Worth Sharing Today, I want to share a story that has stayed with me—a story about one of my teenage patients who faced overwhelming challenges after getting Lyme disease. His journey isn’t just about physical illness; it’s about resilience, emotional pain, and the
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Babesia Pregnancy: How Two Mothers Passed It to Their Babies Babesia infection during pregnancy can be transmitted from mother to baby, a rare but increasingly recognized form of congenital babesiosis. In this Inside Lyme case study, I discuss two mothers who unknowingly passed this tick-borne parasite to their babies. Babesia infects red blood cells and
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Babesia and Lyme — it’s worse than you think Quick Answer: Babesia coinfection can make Lyme disease more severe, longer-lasting, and harder to treat. It often goes undiagnosed because testing misses many cases, and standard Lyme antibiotics do not treat Babesia. Although Lyme disease is the most talked about tick-transmitted disease, Babesia coinfection is more
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