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Improved greatly in me with a plant chemical that is effective against neurobrucellosis.
Lyme disease is associated with bilateral diaphragmatic paralysis. This is only the 5th reported case in the literature. ... See MoreSee Less
Lyme disease causes breathing problems - diaphragm paralysis
A 64-year-old man with Lyme disease developed bilateral diaphragm paralysis, which resulted in breathing problems.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
I have this. I have learned to improve the situation with breathing exercises.
I have had RMSF and I have alpha gal syndrome . I’ve been diagnosed with Costochondritis and sleep apnea . Now I wonder if the RMSF has caused this . I was never treated for it and suffered for a very long time lost my vision for a period of time and would run intermittent 105 fevers . But this chest pressure never goes away . Have had my heart checked and lungs and they are fine . ( so they say ) but the pressure is still there … I was tested over 12 times for Lyme all negative . It took me 7.5 years to get a correct diagnoses of Aloha Gal syndrome and another 6 months for me to go back and look at actual testing for what I thought was a full Tickborne Disease panel … only to find out it was just for Lyme !!! Anyway they ruled everything out and gave me the costochronditis diagnoses . Is there a test to see about this diaphragm paralysis ?
Investigators present the case of a young woman with Lyme carditis, who continued to experience cardiac problems despite 4 weeks of antibiotic treatment and was later diagnosed with Adenosine-Sensitive Atrioventricular Block. ... See MoreSee Less
Lyme-induced cardiac problems persist despite antibiotic treatment - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
A young woman with Lyme disease and cardiac manifestations continues to experience cardiac problems despite 4 weeks of antibiotic treatment.6 CommentsComment on Facebook
For some reason FB won't let me share this post!!!
Mine turned into dilated cardiomyopathy
Mmm exactly. I have cardiac problems yet, despite 2 years of antibiotics and herbs. Sooo...it seems to be complicated, becau was untreated for years...😔 Even tens of symptoms too? Is there hope for remission? I also think that we patients are very different, that's why it's hard to tell in advance I think and I observe The neurological symptoms are the worst. But not only that, it affected me in many ways. 🙏
I’ve been having micro infarcts and they can’t figure it out lol The system is broken
Makes me wonder. I'm on 20 MG of Lisinopril 1 x day....I never had heart problems beofre Lyme
I was treated for RMSF in July 2010 at UCLA Santa Monica Infectious Disease Clinic and tested positive for TBRF in 2018. I had a heart Atrial Septal Aneurysm imaged on a 2018 cardiology imaging scan, which had completely disappeared by mid-2020 follow-up imaging at my treating cardiologist's office. Just prior to my 2000 cardiology follow-up, I had visited the local Emergency Room with two very low blood pressures, during a persistent episode of irregular heart rate & increasing shortness of breath I made sure to print out the log of my electronic sphygmanometer and the triage nurse made copies of my electronic sphygmanometer print out and pages of my daily log. By the time I got to the ER that night, my blood pressure had returned to normal, (of course) but my NRBC%, RBC's & Anion Gap were all was elevated on blood testing, everything else was in the cellar. The research I have done led me to L-Arginine & Taurine supplements to control the frequency of irregular heart rhythm episodes & my cardiologist concurred. I have stopped the L-Arginine and now just take the Taurine. I am concerned about my Alpha 2 Macroglobulin testing, part of a Liver Fibrosis Panel that is now 168 above max reference level. The hepatologist refused to discuss what 82 above normal indicated at my July 2023 Telehealth appt. "A2M" Inflammation, Immunity or Infection: Vandooren J and Itoh Y (2021) Alpha-2-Macroglobulin in Inflammation, Immunity and Infections. Front. Immunol. 12:803244. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2021.803244
Lyme disease is only one tick-borne disease that can infect humans. Cases of Babesia are on the rise. ... See MoreSee Less
A Rare Tick-Borne Disease Is On The Rise. Here's How To Tell If You Have It.
Experts say cases of babesiosis are increasing along with Lyme disease. Pay attention to these symptoms.8 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yep, got it!
Thank you and have a good week!
Babesia is not rare in WI at all. I've had it several times 🕷️🥺
Thank you Dr. Daniel Cameron for recognizing it in me last year at about this time. With the antimalarial medicine you prescribed I started feeling better almost overnight.
Thank you for shining a spotlight on this infection. There are hundreds of additional strains of bacteria and parasites that come from the bite of a Tick. Although I never tested positive for Babesiosis on paper, I had all of the symptoms. The worst and most obvious was the “Air Hunger”. Common physical exertion would send me gasping for air as I tried to breathe. It was horrible and terrified anyone who saw me do this. Please, take every Tick Bite seriously even if you don’t show any symptoms. Get your physician to prescribe antibiotics every time you find a Tick that has broken your skin. Their saliva can be just as infectious as what is inside of them. Don’t take “No” for an answer from the doctor. Tick Borne Illnesses need much more research and funding from our government. Presume that every tick bite can ruin your life and possibly cause death. It is true. I wish you all well.
“But there are more cases of Lyme disease than babesiosis because babesiosis needs the help of Lyme disease to spread, Vannier said”. Thinking this may not be accurate?
Rare? No.
Where I live in NY, babesia is not “rare”. 67 percent of our adult black legged ticks have Lyme and about 40% have babesia while another 10 percent or so carry anaplasma and a small number carry Powassan as well. “Rare’is misleading.
Tackling long-haul diseases.
MIT immunoengineer Michal Tal remembers the exact moment she had an insight that would change the trajectory of her research, getting her hooked on studying a long-neglected disease that leaves millions of Americans suffering without treatment.
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“Long covid looks exactly, and I mean exactly, like chronic Lyme.”
A feature on Michal Tal, MIT immunoengineer, who has studied chronic Lyme and long COVID.7 CommentsComment on Facebook
And why is that? Any idea?
It is very serious, especially twice in 2 years.
The correlation between the two illnesses is strikingly frightening and troubling to say the least.
This is a really great article!!! 💚 I just wish she would have named the protein...
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It does look exactly the same. I was terrified of catching covid because I knew if I did, i would experience Complications. I managed to not get it until one of my kids brought it home on Christmas. Now all of my post lyme symptoms have returned. POTS, Trigeminal Neuralgia Chronic migraines, and severe costochondritis that has been flaring up for the last 2 months.
2019 flu Vaccine is how they set the Covid ball rolling .
How many patients who underwent surgery for coronary heart disease (CHD) had evidence of a prior infection with Borrelia burgdorferi (the bacterium which causes Lyme disease)? ... See MoreSee Less
Borrelia antibodies found in patients with coronary heart disease - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
How many patients who underwent surgery for coronary heart disease had evidence of a prior infection with Lyme disease?6 CommentsComment on Facebook
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I have wondered....I'm now on 20 MG 1 x day of Lisinopril.
What test would a cardiologist perform to confirm Lyme Carditis? I first had LVBB, next heart failure, then Tachycardia, and now a valve issue. My cardiologist won’t discuss Lyme as a possible cause but I’d like to know.
I have a 22% regurgitation of my mitral valve that was diagnosed 4 years after my bite (2 from Lyme diagnosis). Not one medical provider wants to pin it on Lyme. Not even my cardiologist. 🤔
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This patient was diagnosed with aseptic meningitis secondary to Lyme.
“Healthcare providers treating patients with NPH should consider Lyme disease as a differential diagnosis because of the multiple reported cases of NPH secondary to Lyme disease.”
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Case report: Meningitis secondary to Lyme disease - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
In this case report, investigators describe a patient with dementia, found to have Lyme meningitis in the setting of a normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH).5 CommentsComment on Facebook
What labs and what treatments are recommended Does this comes out in a CT ?
Hydrocephalus. I had to point out that I'd experienced encephalopathies before. That was when I woke up three days after they gave me some anti-psych cocktail. Once I told them, they took a closer look at MRIs they'd done when I was out and sure enough! I told them I had to go to college to learn the word encephalopathy! It's been a long way back up in the fourteen years since that last one took place!
So important to learn about the other illness associated with Lyme.
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Case of Powassan virus reported in Rhode Island.
READ MORE: What is Powassan virus? danielcameronmd.com/what-is-powassan-virus/
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Rhode Island health officials confirm human case of rare tick-borne disease Powassan
Rhode Island Department of Health announced Thursday that it has confirmed a case of a rare tick-borne disease Powassan in a Kent County resident.4 CommentsComment on Facebook
With having such a mild winter
Oak trees didn't seem to produce many acorns this year which white footed mice thrive on so maybe this year willnot be so bad
This year will be dangerous with ticks....
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As this case highlights, a Lyme disease rash can have various presentations.
Read more about Lyme disease rashes: danielcameronmd.com/many-presentations-lyme-disease-rash/
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Atypical Lyme Disease Rash: A Case Report
Lyme disease (LD), caused in the United States primarily by Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato, is a tick-borne illness characterized by a spectrum of clinical manifestations depending on the stage of il...1 CommentComment on Facebook
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PODCAST: Finding resilience through the Lyme disease journey
On the “Love, Hope, Lyme” podcast, co-authors Rachel and Dorothy Leland discuss their book, "Finding Resilience: A Teen's Journey Through Lyme Disease."0 CommentsComment on Facebook
It is estimated that up to 10% of patients in the U.S. with untreated Lyme disease go on to develop Lyme carditis, according to the authors of a recent study. And, young adults are most at-risk.
“Clinical suspicion for Lyme carditis should be high for young patients with unexplained high grade heart block, particularly in Lyme disease endemic areas.”
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Young adults most at-risk for Lyme carditis - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
A recent study highlights the case of a young adult who was diagnosed with Lyme carditis and had complete heart block 2 months after several tick bites.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
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It's also called syphilitic myelopathy. Spirochetes are spirochetes. This is multisystemic disease that doctors have broken off into smaller "franchises" instead of putting reliable testing in place.
Cardiologists do not address or acknowledge it; even in Lyme endemic states. I’ve been to 7 different cardiologists and electrophysiologists in the past 10 years after AV block in my 20’s from very clear Lyme. All promoted pacing and never tried IV antibiotics first.
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Lyme disease triggers autoimmune disease - Lupus - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
In their article “Lyme Borreliosis as a Trigger for Autoimmune Disease,” Yehudina and colleagues present a unique case in which an infection with Borrelia burgdorferi (the bacteria which causes Ly...8 CommentsComment on Facebook
How can a doctor defer from Lyme disease and MS?
Merci de prendre soin de vos patients. Je vous souhaite le succès dans votre carrière professionnelle
Dr Cameron do you think with further treatment for Lyme and possible other infections this persons lupus can resolve? I have a friends w confirmed previous Lyme test and lupus
Lyme was never gone 😕
Spirochetes are spirochetes. Penicillin WAS/USED to be the method of treatment previously and it worked. Once they use host protein and host bacteria to create spirochete round bodies, they're much harder to get rid of. It has used your own body to look like YOU, but the body knows somethings pretending. In order to attack these, the body must essentially attack itself. We call this "auto immune"
The obtuse Stanford Rhematologist I consulted with at the Palo Alto campus apparently have no knowledge of this basic medical fact, despite Stanford getting millions in Lyme Disease federal research funding. Stanford Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Epstein told me in a telehealth appointment, "Oh, we don't treat Lyme Disease here." How can these estemed "tertiary" medical facilities ignore patients' medical histories, positive IGenex testing results and positive EMG neurological studies, all identifying TBRF as the likely etiology of my neuromuscular disorder?
Check for sjogrens syndrome too!
Dr Ehimare
What type of neurologic complications are associated with Babesia and how frequently do they occur?
“Clinicians working in endemic areas should recognize the range of symptoms associated with babesiosis, including neurologic,” state the authors of this new study.
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Neurologic complications of Babesia - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
A new study describes neurologic manifestations of Babesia in 163 patients. Over half of the patients had been admitted to the ICU.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
So hard to recognize because depression and anxiety are the most common yet they give bandaid medication instead of finding the root cause that could be easily changed with more reliable and accessible testing such as PCR. Dna doesn't lie. Same with syphilis, also a spirochete, most test too esrly, while symptomatic which usually causes false negatives. Eventually turns into systemic disease called syphilitic myelopathy.
I live in Massachusetts a highly endemic area. So many people here have tick infections , chronic treated and untreated. ER , urgent care , primary don’t even have infections like babesia and Bart on their radar or Lyme to be honest. You have to beg for tick panel here and have seen a bite and have a rash and even then if you don’t have a rash they give one dose of Doxy even if you have glaring Lyme symptoms . I don’t get it . I had a hematologist tell me you cannot get bartonella from a tick bite. Anxiety and fear and air hunger have been symptoms in our house .
This is a unique case in which an elderly woman developed an abrupt loss of #vision and tested positive for both #Lyme disease and an autoimmune condition known as giant cell arteritis. ... See MoreSee Less
Vision problems in patient with Lyme disease and giant cell arteritis - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
An elderly patient who developed vision problems, including a loss of vision, tests positive for Lyme disease and giant cell arteritis.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
I have vision issues with my Lyme disease
Clinical physicians across all medical specialities are astoundingly ignorant about which symptoms of Borrelia disease they might encounter in their medical practices.
A recent study examines the epidemiology and clinical manifestations of #Lyme disease cases in Canada.
Interestingly, while the number of reported Lyme arthritis cases has dropped, cases involving #neurologic manifestations of Lyme disease has increased.
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Inside look at Lyme disease in Canada - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
Researchers examine the prevalence, distribution and clinical manifestations of Lyme disease in patients residing in Canada.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hmmmm
How where can we get treated ?
Stanford Healthcare-Palo Alto Pulmonologist Peter Kao diagnosed the etiology of my chronic Non-CF Bronchiectasis as Lyme Borelliosis A69.20 in my 2019 appointment report. At all subsequent Stanford Neuromuscular, Gastrointestinal and Rheumatological appointments, the physicians I consulted with completely ignored Dr. Kao's Lyme Borreliosis diagnosis, despite providing each of these specialists my Lyme Borelliosis A69.20 diagnosis report by their esteemed colleague Dr. Kao. In the early 1990's Dr Kao co-wrote a review of pulmonary diseases, where tick-borne etiologies were confirmed as the cause. The despicible criminal conspiracy by IDSA physicians which began at the 1993 Dearborn Conference, to deny the existence of chronic Lyme disease as medical insurance coverage evaluators, is only rivaled by the Tuskegee Syphilis Research Study in its unethical abject cruelty to patients.
Tick-borne illnesses can induce an autoimmune response.
This patient contracted Ehrlichia, a tick-borne illness, which induced the autoimmune disorder - Guillain-Barre Syndrome - in which the immune system attacks the nerves.
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Tick bite leads to Guillain-Barré Syndrome - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
Can a tick-borne infection induce the autoimmune disorder Guillain-Barré Syndrome?7 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Sjogrens Syndrome also. I mailed the study that I am in at Tufts in Boston, MA to you last Friday! FYI. (Very interesting).
In the Netherlands they don't believe it, they realy still have to learn a lot here about it.....I think that autoimmune reactions are often caused by infections or zoönoses. In the Netherlands science stops at the border....They think they know everything better, espaccialy with tick-borne diseases, but they are so terribly wrong. So great that there are doctors like you, who spread this information, thank you or this! Maybe this is a wake up call for many.
03/2020 I had probably Covid. Later tested borelia Igm - border Dg: sjogren syndrom
Yes. Spirochetes are a symbiotic pathogen that use host protein/dna and host bacteria to create a virus/auto immune. Symbiogenesis or spirochete round bodies. It has used your body to look like YOU but the body knows somethings pretending. In order to attack these now spirochete round bodies, it essentially has to attack itself. There are no false positives only docs denying their existence. Until PCR. With the use of PCR for C we saw 1000% increase in in syphilis(spirochetes) and congenital syphilis cases. What changed? The testing. DNA doesn't lie. Unfortunately the fda has banned PCR testing for syphilis except for research. But gave away free for C.... WE were the research. This is exactly what next generation dna sequencing is about. How much of you is YOU vs pathogen.
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Infection-associated chronic illnesses such as Long COVID, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and chronic Lyme disease share similar symptoms and may share important biologic mechanisms, too. ... See MoreSee Less
When Lyme causes dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system
A research review in Frontiers in Neurology implicates dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system in persistent Lyme disease.8 CommentsComment on Facebook
I was diagnosed with Dysautonomia 20 years before Lyme symptoms. Were the two still related?
Yes.
Pls don't call it Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. It is a horrible nickname for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis.
they sure do. but help is for the privileged that don't have Lyme... apparently 🙃 Selective help and care 🙁
I will send you my sjogrens syndrome study being done at tufts hospital boston
I’ve developed mini-blackout’s all of a sudden. EEG showed abnormal, MRI & CT show minimal white spots. Seizure med is helping. Is this a Lyme symptom or one of the others you mentioned? And yes, my memory is slightly affected.
ME = Lyme 💚 FM = Babesia ❤️
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“Although abdominal pain is generally not considered a sign of LD [Lyme disease], in this case report we describe a patient with unexplained severe abdominal pain that eventually turned out to be LD due to radiculopathy.” ... See MoreSee Less
Stomach pain can be a symptom of Lyme disease - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
“Although abdominal pain is generally not considered a sign of LD [Lyme disease], in this case report we describe a patient with unexplained severe abdominal pain that eventually turned out to be LD...13 CommentsComment on Facebook
My liver and spleen were fighting so hard I had excruciating pain in my abdomen.
Dan. Totally right. Misc TBD can be any place in 30 feet of gut as are mast cell reactions triggered in any GI part but felt in any location above or below.,Thanks for your fine work doctor!!
I think abdominal pain is very common in tick diseases especially with children
Bartonella is a huge player in abdominal pain aka mesenteris lymphadenopathy. Rifabutin made my abdominal problems disapear.
My Horse just went thru this very unsafe to bring a vet around
The borrelia bacterie gave us many food intolerances, that was the problem why we had a lot of stomach/abdomen pain.
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Parasites go wherever they want.
with borrelia in the head, I think that the microbiitis is also affected because the brain-intestines axis are communicating
4th grade, circa 1966 every day after lunch. Back then diagnosis was a guess without any lab work. His guess was ulcers. A Dr. Sylvestra.
Would gallstones in a 3 year child be a cause of lyme and co infections?
I had stomach issues since early childhood. I now realize I probably contracted Lyme and co-infections that early as well. But didn't get diagnosed until 2015...at the age of 67. Now, a huge number of infections, parasites, mold, candida, heavy metals...and so much damage.
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This case depicts the importance of diagnosing and treating co-infections. This patient failed to improve but had only been treated for Bartonella - not Lyme disease.
One year later, after doctors attributed her symptoms to ALS or MS and told her she would need both hips replaced due to joint damage - she tested positive for Lyme.
Her symptoms resolved after treatment for Lyme disease.
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Nice to know her condition improved. At the same time, there are many of us out here who were not diagnosed until over 50 years after the fact, although most were not diagnosed with late. Just attempting to manage the myriad symptoms at this point.
Awesome share here. I am hearing too many ALS/MS diagnoses in the area. Along with Early Alz/Dementia. In my opinion.
And if it was caught sooner then you wouldn't have to go through 20 doctors that don't listen to get to that point of no return. So sad that cheap unreliable testing is used. Baylor University is letting people drop off their ticks to test THEM. For free, because it's for research. And we are the guinea pigs. I'll let you guess the wolves in sheep's clothing. The original "snake" trickster great imitator we were warned about. It was always about contamination. Spirochetes are even mentioned in the Bible. Symbolically and literally. " You will not surely die, but you will suffer"
In Denmark you get 10 days of doxy. Then you are cured and doctors won’t hear about you having Lyme again 🥺 I’ve tested positive for Lyme, erlichia, anaplasmosis and mycoplasma. I was treated 7 years after I was bitten by a tic at a specialized facility hospital.
Now using ornidazole + cefixime + amoxicillin 875mg/125 once daily combo I wonder if ornidazole has same efficacy as tinidazole, which i did not tolerate. I am also forced to use valium up to 10-15mg daily to deal with herx reactions, specially insomnia, also Serax oxazepam during the day. Have no choice did not tolerate other meds. Anyone using benzos with lyme? Hope they dont cause setbacks or immune suppressionr. Dr. Cameron , may i ask if you have any experience on ornidazole for lyme biofilms/cyst forms? Anyone? Thank you
A pregnant woman was admitted to the hospital at 31 weeks gestation due to severe headaches and a fever. A few days prior to admission, she developed night sweats, chills, sweating, dyspnea and diarrhea. ... See MoreSee Less
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever in Pregnancy - Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH
This case describes a patient in her third trimester who was treated successfully with doxycycline for Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
I pray for her!!
What are symptoms of rmsf - I have tested + for this and don’t hear a lot about it and trying to differentiate what symptoms may be as opposed to Lyme , Bart, babesia. So hard as they all overlap so much
Is that passed in utero?