🧩A Lyme flare could be the reason you’re feeling worse…again!
💡I’ve learned that factors like stress, diet, and infections could be at the root of worsening symptoms.
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I've got them all....I felt so much better after one year traitement but the flue caught me this winter. After That, I Was back 6 months earlier with the symptoms I thought I got rid off.....so hard !
Stress is a huge trigger. Wish more people understood that.
How long do flares last and often can they happen?
Ok and a Lyme flare means what. Throw more antibiotics at it. Or find the root cause as to why it’s coming back again and again and again.
Emotional Stress 🙏🏽
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A 16-year-old boy develops cardiac symptoms, including palpitations and chest pain, due to Lyme disease. #lymedisease
Child with lyme disease cardiac symptoms - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
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A 16-year-old boy who exhibited cardiac symptoms, including palpitations and chest pain was diagnosed with Lyme carditis from Lyme disease.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
I can relate I developed palpation went to my FL Cardiologist, shockingly he has read up on Lymes, I have a rt partial heart block now! This disease stinks! 2nd time around..I was in remission for several years then my hubby passed away 2.5 yrs ago which sent me into a tailspin, hence it decided to revisit!!
Just developed a severe retinal detachment. Apparently late stage lyme can cause this. Its attacked every part of me after 40 years ! The leg pains are the worst though.
I get svt supraventricular tachycardia everytime i get a flair at least 2x month since 1991.
❓Is Lyme disease 100% curable? The answer isn’t so simple.
Lyme disease can often be effectively treated with antibiotics if caught early, leading to a full recovery for many people. However, if it's diagnosed late or accompanied by co-infections, treatment can be more complicated, and some individuals may experience persistent symptoms, known as Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS).
💡While it's 100% curable for some, others may require ongoing care and personalized treatment for a longer recovery process.
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Neurologic manifestations are far more frequent than arthritis. “The symptoms tend to be diffused and nonspecific, and patients typically report memory loss, sleep disturbance, fatigue, and depression.” #lymedisease #neurologiclyme
Rheumatologists: Lyme disease can affect the brain
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Rheumatologists should be aware that Lyme disease can affect the brain, causing neurologic symptoms, more so than joint pain.5 CommentsComment on Facebook
Are the Co infections different ín European countries,Dr. Daniel.
More neurologist are testing for and diagnosing Lyme. Mine told me Lyme & Covid was a one two punch to the brain. They treat the biproducts of Lyme but not the infection. Dr. Fallon and Dr. Auccot have been 2 of the leaders in this research. They are two of our heroes ❤️
How to get it under control? Its a little scary
My brain fog, and feelings of being completely overwhelmed lessened when I started treatment for the Mast Cell part of it.
Healing isn’t just about progress—it’s about resilience. 💪
Recovery from Lyme disease can be slow and frustrating, but every small step forward is a sign of your strength. 🌟
💚You’re doing so much more than healing your body. Give yourself grace—this journey is worth taking and celebrating.
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Thanks Doc I really appreciate you
I've never been on a path of recovery
Lyme disease is serious, but sometimes a little humor helps the healing process. What’s one moment that made you laugh during your Lyme journey? Share below! #HealingWithHumor #LymeSupport#HealingTakesTime#PatientCenteredCare #LymeSurprises #LymeTruth #MedicalReform #LymeBrain #lyme #Lymedisease
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I have one courtesy of you too. When I asked you about adding herbs to my treatments with you, you asked if I meant weed and said you heard I'd find that in Yonkers. 🤣🤣This still gives me big belly laughs 8 years later. 🤣
You're one of very few Drs who both uses & understands (including my sometimes rather dark) humor so effectively & I'm always thankful for it!! Makes the heavy things a little easier for at least a moment, & truly? That's how we all survive in life, one little thing at a time.
When you told me that I was like a “ bad penny “ and with Lyme brain I was clueless as to what it meant 😂
It’s devastated me
🧩Lyme disease changed everything we know about chronic illness.
Nearly 50 years ago, it revealed how infections could lead to long-term health issues, shifting the understanding of conditions once misdiagnosed as Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis.
💡This discovery has transformed countless lives and continues to impact chronic illness research today.
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Dr Dr. Daniel. After nearly 30 years with chronic Lyme disease,I have recently been diagnosed with Osteoarthritis ín My Neck and lumbar spine .. could this be similar to Lyme Arthritis OR Mistaken for Lyme Arthritis.
I've looked at my genetics, so thinking I have that HLA-B27 gene if I get a underlying infection like Lyme it can trigger reactive arthritis.
Could a round of antibiotics for sibo cause flare of previous dx of Lyme from years ago?
Imagine if her aunt hadn’t spoken up. This is why sharing Lyme experiences matters! Have you ever had to be your own (or someone else’s) advocate? #FamilyHealth #EarlyDiagnosis #InvisibleIllness #LymeLife #HealingIsPossible #SupportEachOther #LymeCommunity #Lyme #lymedisease
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My own mother was diagnosed because of me. I went undiagnosed for 5 years. My mom was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and many mental health issues throughout her life. She had a cdc positive after I was diagnosed through a Lyme literate doctor. All of those years she was undiagnosed
Imagine this! If the judgement were to stop, realize there's problems, try to find a solution. Rather than saying "you need to get your health in order to save any relationship we have." Nah... it's just a different relationship now, or lack there of. I hope the things I share help my Aunt's family and the judgement I received is non-existent for "their" one going thru so much now 💚
So tired of being disbelieved by others and especially most so-called medical doctors .. as well as lied to by our government! Disgusting!
Positive test or not, you could still have Lyme disease!
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I tested negative for Lyme at Mayo Clinic but later tested positive for Lyme with Igenix and missed out on getting treated earlier which was a terrible mistake!
Not all Lyme disease patients respond to the same treatment. What approach worked best for you? Let’s discuss in the comments. #TickBorneIllness #LymeTreatment #ChronicLyme #LymeSupport #LymeFighter #DoctorDebate #SharedDecisionMaking #HealingFromLyme #lyme #lymedisease
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Ivermectin. Low dose for about 3 months. And we tried everything for years prior. Antibiotics, antimalarials, hyperbaric oxygen, IV ozone and blood irridation. Daughter went from collapsing with fatigue after climbing a flight of stairs, to taking 4 mile bike rides. We also replaced her iron for a while.
Dr Cameron is currently treating my daughter with Malarone and Zithromax after a failed cycle of doxycycline from another provider. Other provider did not feel a need to treat for coinfections, thank goodness Dr Cameron is
My son is 8, always was a healthy kid, He became completely debilitated in September. We went from hospital to hospital and no doctor could figure out what was wrong for months . He had a bulls eye rash in back in April and what we thought was cellulitis all over his legs, he was treated for cellulitis back then. I finally found a neurologist that listened to by story and I showed her pictures and she trialed doxycycline for 14 days after months of battling for a answer. He started walking at a normal pace again. We saw another infectious disease doctor and she prescribed minocycline x 28 days. He finally started running and going up and down steps again and his cognitive function completely returned. He still is battling candida parapsilosis in his ear that won’t go away, could this be related to a Lyme infection? He has had it since September. He also tested negative for Lyme’s disease when they did test him.
My journey started when my family Dr. …who is wonderful…said Deb I don’t know what is wrong with you and I don’t know how to help you. All my labs kept coming back normal. Being an RN I thought I might have Lyme. Researched and found the best Lyme Dr. in the country…Dr. Dr. Daniel Cameron. Traveled from PA to meet with him. He treated me with Doxy and I got better, but it came back 3 times. My stomach couldn’t take anymore Doxy so found Dr. Bill Rawls, MD to finish out my treatment. Am feeling wonderful. Thank you .
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Babesia can be deadly, as this case illustrates. Were you diagnosed with Babesia?
"Clinicians should be aware that even in patients without the classic risk factors of asplenia, advanced age, and immunocompromised status for severe presentations of babesiosis, a deadly case can present.”
When babesiosis turns deadly - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
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A 48-year-old man dies from babesiosis several days after being admitted to the hospital with fatigue, general weakness and intermittent fevers.20 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yup, had them all.
Hoping I don't have it as already have bartonella and Lyme but so far the Babesia test said Negetive but some tests don't show up straight away. And theirs some other health issues that have simular symptoms.
Had it with bartonella and Lyme.
My question is that my husband was told he had 2 days to live as he has Baesia and the erlichia tick parasites in him. Thank god the lab tech found the parasites as they thought he had malaria. He has been getting IVIg for almost a year now twice a month. He is slowly getting better but it seems like it will never happen. Is there any other things to do to make him not so confused? He also still is on steroids. Other than that he was healthy no meds and retired at 70 as a construction worker. I just want my hubby back.
Yes. And there’s no treatment in New Mexico.
Before I knew what my diagnosis was, I was going to get acupuncture treatments, and the physician always said, your spleen, your spleen, your spleen. There was something going on with my spleen.
I'm certain that's the one I lost my dad from, babesia. 😔 combined with too many antibiotics and eventually led to leukemia.
Diagnosed in 2019 with Lyme, babesia, bartonella, anaplasmaosis and mycoplasma...I was in agony and still "recovering". Correct treatment in Maine is non-existent, and expensive when found.
I was hospitalized as a result. Glad I came to you for treatment after they failed to Dx co-infection from babesiosis. You gave me my life back. Thank you!
Ik en zoon hebben babesia, overdracht in zwangerschap. We krijgen geen behandeling in Belgie
You can't get treatment in the US for this... it's either Mexico or Germany for hyperthermia.
J'ai traité Babesia avec Artémésia Annua du Sénégal, je n'ai plus de symptômes
I was never tested for it or any co- infections..but I learned years,many years later after getting a Lyme positive test most docs don't test for it..I still haven't been tested for co- infections many decades later..I know now by learning of the co- infections symptoms,that I probably had most of them ugh
The suffering is unsurmountable with this disease.
I think Babesia is the worst for me
cryptolepis
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What could have/should have been done to save this patient after he arrived at the ER? Or was he going to die no matter what they did? I hate babesia. 😢
I still suffer immensely from Lyme, Bart, and toxic Mold, but I am very thankful for Dr Dr. Daniel Cameron effectively treating my Babesia infection. I often think back to the days of chronic debilitating cold sweats and nausea, barely able to walk or get out of bed, vertigo, anxiety etc....and I'm grateful to not be dealing with that any longer. All other medical providers were convinced I had leukemia or some other off the wall condition. Thank you.
Yep
Is anyone listening to your Lyme disease story? Your journey matters!
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Lyme disease is often misunderstood. People think it's just joint pain and fatigue that can be cured with 30 days of antibiotics. But it's much more complex than that. My LLMD told me I was one of her sickest patients, and I came close to dying twice. If I had cancer people would have been more supportive in my community. I'm thankful for my family's support.
NOW, when I see someone with issues and I suspect tick diseases. I hand them my card. I mention they need to look into this. Talk to a Lyme literate person like myself. And they can help guide you. Then I walk away.
Ya and if I try to explain about tick borne illnesses they look at me like I have the lunatic disease.
It is amazing how people that think they don't or don't have it. Don't want to hear it. Most people I feel, think it can't be that bad.
Thank you for allowing those of us struggling to have a voice in world that has taken most everything from them- when will it matter enough? Thank you for the daily light you bring.
You try to tell people and the look at you like you just stepped out of a spaceship.
Too flippant all this
I just got done trying to explain it to new neighbor...🙄it's no use...
It gets old after 35 yrs!
Love the shirt Doc.
My Beloved Husband, our Precious Sons, my two Best Friends (one also afflicted) and my Mom understand, or try to (respectively); and I am very grateful for each of them, as I know others who do not even have this many folks in there corner. No one else really cares. Those who do not experience this level of suffering and debilitation tend to be disinterested, apathetic, uncompassionate - with many actually being accusatory from various perspectives; through speculation, misinformation, bias, superstition ignorance... I have pretty well been ignored and abandoned by all except those mentioned, because people get "sick" of you being sick (chronically), especially when you cannot do for and with them as you once were able. And, of course, there are the ignorant and/or arrogant physicians who know little to nothing about this disease (these disease, with Co-Infections-), who downplay, ignore, and gaslight patients, and gatekeep care, benefits, assistive devices, etc. from them; even when they are provide with peer reviewed articles. Largely, their solution is to assign psychogenic diagnoses and pass patients along to receive other, ineffective "care", and acquire iatrogenic issues. That's 32 years of affliction, pain, and suffering talking.
Precision medicine made all the difference for my Lyme disease patient! 💡
Despite treatment, my patient was still struggling—turns out, some people stay ill for years, as shown in NIH studies. So, I extended treatment and addressed a Babesia co-infection. The result? Big improvement!
🧩Customizing treatment based on each patient’s needs is the key—just like with cancer and heart disease.
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Thank you for everything you do 🙏🏻
My patient wanted to know if I had considered Lyme disease as the cause for his chronic illness. I was two steps ahead of him!
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Too loud background music It's awful music and can't barely hear you
Study results: The majority of patients were treated with a triple antibiotic combination regimen. The improvement in pain and neurological symptoms was significant but fatigue continued to be problematic for patients.
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This study demonstrates that a combination antibiotic regimen was effective in treating patients with tick-borne infections.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Dr Cameron. My 40 year old son has been dealing with undiagnosed chronic Lyme for 5 years. His symptoms are internal vibrations/tremours, and debilitating head squeezing, neck and jaw pain. He's tried hyperthermia, iv antibiotics with little relief. He's now trying oral rifampin but becomes deadly ill and in extreme head pain to the point of Suicidal talk. Is there an alternative to this antibiotic? Also are you still taking patients? We're in Ontario Canada.
The one factor that I don’t see taken into consideration in most studies, is the duration of infection before diagnosis and treatment. Months, years, decades and so on. Definitely affects outcomes.
💡Did You Know? 💡
At least 20-40% of Lyme patients are still sick long-term after initial treatment.
We need more education for physicians on the complexities of tickborne infections!
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31 years. What a life.
I bet its more than that since so many test negative.
10 years this May for me . And i did a couple of years of antibiotics from a specialist
8 years in this for me
Oh I'm sure the numbers are a lot higher than that..maybe make a poll?
Dr. Daniel Cameron is the BOMB! WHY don't you visit his page... and follow along? His posts and writings ✍️ are a "treasure chest" for those of us surviving the Lyme Disease, and Co-infections MESS! MJ Lyme poet activist USA
Over four years here ... healthy adult one day ... shell of myself the next. Tens of thousands of dollars later and not much improved.
When Post Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS) doesn’t explain it all, explore every possibility. Babesia was the answer for my patient. #babesia #babesiaawareness #LymeAndCoInfections #BabesiaStruggles #PTLDS #LymeAndBabesia #Lyme #Lymedisease #tickborneillness
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We are chronic. Over 700 peer-reviewed studies on ILADS website proving chronic Lyme plus all the coinfections
Dr. Daniel Cameron is the BOMB! WHY don't you visit his page... and follow along? His posts and writings ✍️ are a "treasure chest" for those of us surviving the Lyme Disease, and Co-infections MESS! MJ Lyme poet activist USA
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❓What will Lyme disease do to a human?
If left untreated, it can lead to a plethora of symptoms, and more serious complications.
💡The good news is that Lyme disease is treatable!
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So many pains ! 🥹🥹🥹
Good evening Dr.Cameron, When I fall asleep during a nap, the discomfort is guaranteed, like my heart slows down, my brain pounds, and as I'm not oxygenating, I feel like I'm passing out, I have to take a huge breath so I don't feel like I'm going too far and help my brain come back. What could be the explication? Greetings from Zurich, Switzerland 🇨🇭
Damian Grayek
One of the most powerful lessons I’ve learned from my patients is that hope is a game-changer. 🌟
I had a patient who struggled for years, but she never gave up hope. With the right treatment and persistence, she slowly got better and is now back to doing what she loves—spending time outdoors, traveling, and reconnecting with friends.
💚If you’re feeling discouraged, remember: hope is a powerful force. Healing takes time, but it’s possible.
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Yes, Patience is a virtue......it's the long road travelled.
Is this a message of hope ... or one of toxic positivity? A lot of TBD victims have actually tried everything and are still ill, or don't have access to try anything, or financially have no other option than to die, or have already died despite trying multiple "treatments", etc., etc.. I really hate messages like this. They are tone deaf to the reality that most TBD patients have no options. Messages like this border on victim blaming. "Still sick? Don't lose hope ... you just haven't tried hard enough yet to find that one elusive treatment that is just right for you".
I know I wanted my life back and how good things once were. The fight was on.
2006 to 2023 is how long I waited and I never gave up Hope.
I never gave up and Dr C you never gave up on me! I am a testimony of Hope. Thanks for treating me and saving my life.
Possible is the word. Hopefully for all.
One of my patients had completely lost her drive. Despite her treatment, she struggled to see the value in it. So, I encouraged her to focus on her future—specifically, going back to college, even if it was just one class at first. 📈
A month into treatment, she started noticing improvements in her brain fog. Suddenly, her mood lifted as she talked about her future goals. By connecting her recovery to something meaningful, she found the motivation to keep going.
🔑Sometimes, the key to staying motivated is seeing how far you’ve come—and where you could go.
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Another thing that helped me was yoga, meditation, prayer, swimming and sitting in a sauna, hot tub. Be good to yourself. Yes, when I went back to college it was 1 class per semester ---that is all I could do.
Bonjour Monsieur, les gens qui ont la maladie de Lyme ont les mêmes symptômes que les gens qui ont été vaccinés, comment pourriez vous l'expliquer ?
Have you colonized Mars? My current remedy, after going down YouTube rabbit holed: 50,000 IUs of D3 for those of us deprived of sunlight, plus a good vitamin (like Centrum for Seniors), Nattokinase and Quecertin plus Zinc. And gummy versions of Melatonin at night. (nothing to do with CBD.)
