Dr. Daniel Cameron’s Facebook Conversations

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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.

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3 weeks ago
Dr. Daniel Cameron

Have you experienced vertigo or dizziness due to Lyme disease or a co-infection? ... See MoreSee Less

Have you experienced vertigo or dizziness due to Lyme disease or a co-infection?

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Yes, currently back on my PICC LINE again .

Are u doing a study. At first i thought air hunger only, then pots but pots is treated and its bad

Yes, my daughter has not stood up/walked for 2.5 years due to severe dizziness caused by Lyme/long Covid.

Yes, I have and you know what causes that the vagus nerve. Since I’ve been doing lymphatic draining and exercises pertaining to the vagus nerve my vertigo and nausea has improved tremendously.

Yep! Cranial nerve damage caused me to be bedbound for a year, followed by rehab to learn to stand and walk without falling. I thought I was going to die.

Yes, Babesia

Yes. Had vertigo for 10 years.

Yes that and terrible headaches is how I realized my Chronic Lymes was back!

Yes for sure

Absolutely

Unfortunately Yes!! Fall all the time...Grrr!!!

Yes and I have pots en oi

Yes

I do, and it sucks.

Yes 🥹

Thank you for posting this! I would like to know more about neurologic Lyme

One of my very first symptoms was vertigo. I had no clue what was coming next.

Try telling your neurologist that !!!!! He sent me for every test and it came back as central vestibular failure with unknown cause !!! But won’t even consider that it could be Lyme !!!!!!!! Rehab for two years has not helped as that works with peripheral vestibular issues …. 🤬

Yes 😢

Yes, it comes in waves.No obvious trigger or pattern It is so debilitating.

Very bad

And from untreated Anaplasmosis.

Ho mancanza di equilibrio e mancanza di coordinazione dei movimenti di gambe e braccia , devo usare sedia a rotelle o deambulatore.....cosa fare???😔😔😔😔

iAFTER TEN YEARS OF FIGHTING MORGALLONS DISEASE I DO BELIEVE THAT I KNOW WHAT IT IS CAUSED FROM

I have Gate Ataxia with a Lyme Borreliosis diagnosis from my Stanford Pulmonologist as the most likely cause of my non-CF Bronchiectasis. The Stanford ID clinic's Dr. Epstien said, "We don't treat Lyme disease here at Stanford."

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING DR. CAMERON !!! May The Lord Bless you abundantly ... Much love to you and your family ...

Wishing you a wonderful, loving family holiday 🥰

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your great staff & families!!

Thankful for you, Dr C🧡🍁🍁🦃🦃🧡🧡🧡

Happy Thanksgiving, Dr. C !

Happy Thanksgiving and thank you, Dr. Cameron! 💗🦃

Happy Thanksgiving 🍁🦃

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. Dr Dr. Cameron .

Happy Thanksgiving Dr Cameron!

You too!

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1 month ago
Dr. Daniel Cameron

There have only been 8 documented pediatric cases of Lyme disease causing transverse myelitis. In this report, the authors describe the ninth case involving a 10-year-old boy.

READ MORE: danielcameronmd.com/lyme-disease-inflammation-spinal-cord/
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There have only been 8 documented pediatric cases of Lyme disease causing transverse myelitis. In this report, the authors describe the ninth case involving a 10-year-old boy.

READ MORE: https://danielcameronmd.com/lyme-disease-inflammation-spinal-cord/

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How can you get tested for Lyme disease?

1 month ago
Dr. Daniel Cameron

Lyme disease affects everyone differently. A one size fits all treatment approach doesn't work. ... See MoreSee Less

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you got that right😀

Yet, Apitherapy always works! I've only seen it fail because patients don't try it.

1 month ago
Dr. Daniel Cameron

Tick-borne diseases are spreading throughout the United States, but here are the states with the most documented cases of Lyme disease. ... See MoreSee Less

Tick-borne diseases are spreading throughout the United States, but here are the states with the most documented cases of Lyme disease.

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How about CT?? Lyme CT.

This probably is done for people not pets with Lyme disease and the rest like Babesiosis and Anaplasmosis

Yes

Michigan is not so great, as well….

Already got everyone in Connecticut ...

Surprised Michigan isn't on this list.

So CT is calling it something else still??

KY does not report cases.

No kidding! Right Debbie Byrouty Hasbrouck ?

Mélina Ducharme on est chanceux ici c’est rare 🙃 c’est nos voisins 😅 ( jsuis très sarcastique)

Lisa Eckhoff Look at #2

OREGON is just as high!!

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This is misleading because of lack of context...because most states AREN'T CONDUCTING TICK SWEEPS! I kinda peeves me to no end, as all the Lyme resources are East coast oriented. But in 2014 Oregon has 1 in 17 dogs in Grants Pass and 1 in 5 for Hood River; positive for Lyme Disease! Somebody; please help us out in West coast states!!! Every COUNTY, in every STATE should be survived every YEAR!!!

Ticks are also all over Europe and there are no reliable tests in Europe. Informed people test in US labs.

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1 month ago
Dr. Daniel Cameron

Study finds that patients with Babesia and co-infections did not have a higher mortality rate or disease severity when compared to patients with only Babesia.

However, “little is known regarding the long-term sequelae of the disease; many unanswered questions exist, such as the long-term effects on the brain."

The Babesia infection rate in the US has been rising. The authors state, “Importantly, Babesia infection does not travel alone,” and clinicians should be aware that 4 in 10 patients are coinfected with other tick-borne diseases, each requiring a different treatment."

Study link: www.medscape.com/viewarticle/coinfection-fails-affect-babesia-outcomes-2024a1000jyd
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Study finds that patients with Babesia and co-infections did not have a higher mortality rate or disease severity when compared to patients with only Babesia. 

However, “little is known regarding the long-term sequelae of the disease; many unanswered questions exist, such as the long-term effects on the brain.

The Babesia infection rate in the US has been rising. The authors state, “Importantly, Babesia infection does not travel alone,” and clinicians should be aware that 4 in 10 patients are coinfected with other tick-borne diseases, each requiring a different treatment.

Study link: https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/coinfection-fails-affect-babesia-outcomes-2024a1000jyd

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Dr. Daniel Cameron, bonjour from France ! At what Babesia parasitaemia level do you start treating ?

One of my 12 major pathogens I actually beat. Babesia duncani (west coast strain, which most western doctors completely miss with east coast tests) nearly killed me with ongoing cardiac issues, 6 hospitalizations over 18 months!

2 months ago
Dr. Daniel Cameron

A 62-year-old man was diagnosed with shingles but despite treatment, he remained ill.

His pain increased and he developed additional symptoms including "nausea, lethargy, decreased appetite, constipation, decreased size and force of the urinary stream, and a 5–7 kg weight loss."

READ MORE: danielcameronmd.com/lyme-disease-misdiagnosed-as-shingles-in-a-62-year-old-man/
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A 62-year-old man was diagnosed with shingles but despite treatment, he remained ill.

His pain increased and he developed additional symptoms including nausea, lethargy, decreased appetite, constipation, decreased size and force of the urinary stream, and a 5–7 kg weight loss.

READ MORE: https://danielcameronmd.com/lyme-disease-misdiagnosed-as-shingles-in-a-62-year-old-man/

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Ici 2 zonas, crises abdominales, vertiges, nausée, douleurs articulaires, diminution état général, fatigue, fatigue, flush, POTS etc etc etc

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