Lyme Science Blog
Dr. Daniel Cameron, MD, MPH, is a nationally recognized leader for his expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses. His weekly Lyme Disease Science blog features articles covering the latest research, insights and case reviews.
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Lyme Disease Misdiagnosis: Why It Happens & What to Know
When Doctors Miss Lyme Disease: The Hidden Epidemic of Misdiagnosis She was told it was depression. Then fibromyalgia. Then anxiety.
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Exercise During Lyme Disease Recovery: When to Move Safely
Exercise and Physical Activity During Lyme Disease Recovery “Should I push through and exercise, or will it set me back?”
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Signs You’re Recovering From Lyme Disease
Signs You’re Recovering From Lyme Disease “Am I getting better, or am I just having a good day?” Patients ask
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Why Doctors Dismiss Chronic Lyme Disease
Why Doctors Dismiss Chronic Lyme Disease If you have been told your persistent symptoms are “all in your head,” that
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Pediatric Lyme Disease: Why Children Are Misdiagnosed
Pediatric Lyme Disease: Why Children Are Frequently Misdiagnosed Pediatric Lyme disease rarely looks like the textbook descriptions clinicians learn in
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Lyme Disease Testing and Diagnosis
Understanding Lyme disease testing, false negatives, and clinical diagnosis What this page covers This page explains how Lyme disease is
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Binocular Vision Dysfunction in Lyme Disease: Overlooked Cause of Dizziness and Brain Fog
Many Lyme disease patients describe a familiar frustration: “I feel off balance.” “My eyes won’t focus.” “I get dizzy in
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Ocular Lyme Disease
Ocular Lyme Disease: Eye and Vision Complications Your eye doctor says everything looks normal. But your eyes hurt, light is
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Lyme Carditis: When Heart Symptoms Can’t Wait
Neurologic Lyme disease occurs when the Lyme bacteria invade the nervous system, causing complications that range from facial paralysis to