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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Night Sweats: An Overlooked Symptom of Babesia
A 42-year-old man came to me after months of waking drenched in sweat — classic night sweats from Babesia, though
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🚩 Lyme Red Flag: “You Need to See a Psychiatrist”
When “It’s All in Your Head” Isn’t the Answer It’s one of the most painful things a patient can hear
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PTSD-Like Symptoms After Medical Gaslighting in Lyme Disease
Recognizing PTSD-Like Symptoms in Lyme Disease Many patients describe racing thoughts before appointments, fear of being dismissed, and physical reactions
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When Lyme disease causes pain behind the eyes
When “Just a Sinus Infection” Was Something More She thought it was another sinus infection — until antibiotics for Lyme
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Lyme Disease CRPS Connection: When Infection Drives Pain
The Lyme Disease CRPS Connection: When Infection Drives Pain Introduction (with keyphrase included) The Lyme disease CRPS connection isn’t widely
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When Lyme Disease Makes Driving Difficult
When the Road Stops Feeling Safe For many patients, the realization hits suddenly — you’re behind the wheel, and something
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Post-Exertional Malaise in Lyme Disease: Why Pacing Matters
Someof my patients recovering from Lyme disease describe a familiar pattern: they finally feel well enough to be active—maybe a
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Long COVID or Lyme Disease? When Symptoms Don’t Add Up
He wasn’t losing his mind—he was losing time. Each week blurred into the next as fatigue and fog deepened. When
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When Lyme Disease Looks Like Juvenile Arthritis
It’s not juvenile arthritis. It’s Lyme disease. At 16, Emma’s rheumatologist told her she’d likely need lifelong medication for juvenile