Lyme disease causes problems with vision - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
Lyme disease causes problems with vision - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
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A new study looks at 44 children who developed vision problems, including papilledema, due to Lyme disease and were treated successfully.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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.
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How can you get tested for Lyme disease?
Lyme disease affects everyone differently. A one size fits all treatment approach doesn't work.
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you got that right😀
Yet, Apitherapy always works! I've only seen it fail because patients don't try it.
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)
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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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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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!
Debbie Byrouty Hasbrouck
A 13-year-old boy was admitted to the emergency department complaining of a headache (which had been ongoing for 4 weeks), neck stiffness, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain, along with progressive vision loss over a 1-week period.
Vision loss in teenager due to Lyme disease - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
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Investigators describe a case in which a 13-year-old boy developed progressive vision loss due to Lyme disease.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
It messed my vision up big time. It's still not right
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Why do my Lyme disease patients feel stigmatized? - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
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In this video, I address the reasons why my Lyme disease patients feel stigmatized.4 CommentsComment on Facebook
When mainstream drs are laughing in your face and it brings you so down. You are
Because they are.
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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."
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Ici 2 zonas, crises abdominales, vertiges, nausée, douleurs articulaires, diminution état général, fatigue, fatigue, flush, POTS etc etc etc
I address questions regarding Babesia treatment length.
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I haven’t heard of him
I'm glad to see Time magazine is highlighting the rise and concerns over babesiosis infections.
"Another, babesiosis, is causing particular concern. The disease is colloquially known as “American malaria,” partly because of its ever-widening spread and partly because of its clinical profile.
Like malaria, the disease is caused by a parasite (carried by ticks instead of mosquitoes) that infects red blood cells. And like malaria, it can lead to headache, fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, altered mental state, anemia, low blood pressure, respiratory distress, and more. "
'American Malaria' Is on the Rise
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Babesiosis, a tick-borne illness, is becoming more common in the U.S.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Thank you!
This 11-year-old girl developed multiple rashes that presented differently on various parts of her body and progressed over a 7-day period. The migratory presentation confused doctors.
“Only on the 7th day of the illness did typical Lyme disease rashes of erythema migrans appear on the anterolateral surface of the chest.”
Unique presentation of Lyme disease skin rash - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
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The authors describe a young girl with Lyme disease who exhibited a unique presentation of an erythema migrans (EM) skin rash.1 CommentComment on Facebook
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Babesiosis, sometimes referred to as "American malaria," is increasing an average of 9% per year (in the United States between 2015 and 2022 .)
WATCH: How long do I treat Babesia for? www.youtube.com/watch?v=doo6s0X8Ifg
Study highlights rising rates of tick-borne parasitic disease in the United States
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Rates of babesiosis, a tick-borne parasitic disease, increased an average of 9% per year in the United States between 2015 and 2022 and four in 10 patients were found to be co-infected with another ti...2 CommentComment on Facebook
“However, when they looked at mortality risk, they found that the risk of death was higher among the babesiosis-only group.” Interesting. I wonder if it’s because you present differently with co-infections?
October is Mental Health Awareness Month.
Did you know that Lyme disease can cause psychiatric symptoms?
WATCH: Psychiatrist Dr. Brian Fallon shares his thoughts and experiences.
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Actress/comedian Miranda Hart says she first became sick at age 15 and later developed chronic fatigue syndrome.
"It culminated while in her mid-40s in a collapse which at its peak left her confined to bed, with doctors struggling to diagnose the illness."
‘Some very clever experts finally sort of joined the dots back to when I first started feeling unwell was when I was living in a Lyme hotspot in Virginia in America, when my father worked out there,’ she said.
Miranda Hart reveals battle with Lyme disease that left her confined to bed
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It has 'progressively worsened' since she was 15.1 CommentComment on Facebook
It's pathetic that with all the viable ILADS information that ANY PATIENT to abused this way! Sadly, the corruption within medical boards act to negate & block viable patient care. All I need to hear is: THE NATIONAL FAILURE TO TREAT Public Health policy on Lyme Disease has been righteous OVERTURNED!! LYME DISEASE PATIENTS IN ALL 50 STATES CAN NOW BE DIAGNOSED & TREATED by MDs! THE Announcement I and millions of Lyme patients are waiting to hear!!!
In their article “Lyme Carditis: A Rare Case of Heart Failure in the Absence of Ischemic Heart Disease,” Mensah and colleagues describe a patient with atypical symptoms of Lyme carditis, which included new-onset heart failure (despite no history of ischemic heart disease) and uncommon EKG changes.
Lyme carditis and heart failure - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
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This study describes a patients with atypical symptoms of Lyme carditis and new-onset heart failure.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today is PANS/PANDAS Awareness Day.
Did you know that a Borrelia burgdorferi infection (Lyme disease) can trigger an autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorder, known as Pediatric Acute Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome, characterized by neurologic and psychiatric symptoms.
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Pro climber Margo Hayes talks about her years of struggling before getting a Lyme disease diagnosis.
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Connecticut reports the first case of Rickettsia parkeri rickettsiosis in the Northeast. The disease is typically found in the Southeast but has been spreading northward in recent years.
First human case of tick-borne disease in the Northeast reported in Connecticut
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The first-ever recorded Northeast case of a tick-borne disease was reported in Connecticut, officials said. Rickettsia parkeri rickettsiosis is a type of spotted fever transmitted through infected …1 CommentComment on Facebook
Climate change?
Kris Kristofferson recently passed away at age 88. In this article, Dana Parish shares his struggles with Lyme disease and a misdiagnosis of Alzheimer's.
Kris Kristofferson's shocking tale of Lyme-induced Alzheimer's
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In 2016, Dana Parish interview Kris Kristofferson's wife Lisa about how they discovered that his Alzheimer's diagnosis was wrong. He had Lyme disease.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
For many years he had to use a teleprompter device to help him read due to his memory issues from the Lyme Disease. He was filiming a movie in Vermont and thinks he may have gotten bitten in Vermont not knowing it.....
Chronic Lyme is real. Can’t find a Lyme literate doctor in upstate NY!
NIH awards $20.7 million to Tuft University researchers to study chronic Lyme disease.
The collaborative team will lead the largest NIH-funded prospective study to date, following patients from their earliest diagnosis of Lyme disease in order to better identify why some people go on to develop debilitating symptoms later on.
Large-Scale Study Will Seek to Unearth Causes of Persistent Symptoms of Lyme Disease
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A $20 million NIH grant will support a team led by School of Medicine researchers to enroll one of the largest prospective studies of Lyme disease patients.5 CommentsComment on Facebook
This is awesome news!
I can help answer that as a genetic practitioner and 3 x Lyme Survivor. Dr. Cameron your study on the effectiveness of doxy is partially the reason. We are not properly treating patients nor addressing underlying deficiencies like iron, methylation and other vital processes to allow the body to be in a healing state.
My ID doctor is from Tufts she saved my life in 2016. And I see Dr Kalish every 3 months. Great hospital and school for this research
Only lyme or co infections?
