2017 SUMMER FEATURESA Deep Dive into Learning about Psychiatric Lyme Lyme and tick-borne disease can mimic any psychiatric illness, so physicians need to be aware of this possibility By Dr. Jane Marke Facebook Twitter Google + Pinterest Email
P atients dealing with Lyme suffer neuro-psychiatric complications that are related directly to the illness, as well as to the emotional challenges and lack of support that often accompany infection with this insidious bacteria.You must be a LymeDisease.org member to access this content.If you are already a member, log in below. Otherwise, become a member today to access the full content of this article and the full library of Lyme Times articles.* Physician Directory Memberships do not have access to the Lyme Times.Become A MemberLogin 1 Reader CommentsIf you have concerns about tick-borne disease, we suggest you consult with a Lyme-literate practitioner. Here is a link to our physician directory: https://www.lymedisease.org/find-lyme-literate-doctors/Comments are closed. Previous Is Persistent Lyme Disease Caused by Another Organism Identified by Dr. Willy Burgdorfer over 35 Years Ago? Next An Alphabet Soup of Co-Infections Complicates Diagnosis and Treatment of Lyme Disease Related Articles CDC Says Fewer Suffer After Lyme Disease. Doesn’t Say, If Treated Early. “They prefer to minimize Lyme disease; they prefer to make it seem like it doesn’t exist.” Dr. Richard Horowitz reports promising results with Dapsone treatment Using a Leprosy Drug to Target Lyme Persisters You Are Not Alone Anymore: Jesse Ruben’s Battle with Lyme Disease Singer’s poignant anthem encourages sufferers around the world 21st Century Cures Bill Includes Lyme Disease Language A first step toward empowerment of patients in decisions that affect their own lives Seven Things I learned at ILADS 2016 "I continue to see patients learning from doctors and doctors learning from patients." Bringing “Lyme and Reason” to News Coverage of Tick-Borne Illness Fox5NY breaks new ground in covering Lyme disease
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