This is one of a series of guest blogs by people who have enrolled in MyLymeData.
By Dana Parish
Most cases of late Lyme are not diagnosed right off the bat.
By Elizabeth Maloney, MD
Interactions are common and often not well known.
By Leo Galland, MD
ILADS and IDSA guidelines reflect deeply divided opinions.
By Lorraine Johnson, JD, MBA
To help combat the complications of antibiotics in the treatment of Lyme disease, many people turn to probiotics.
By Polly Hattemer
Patients know the difference between “normal tired” and “too tired to breathe”
By Jennifer Crystal, MFA
CLDN developed an infographic to help you understand the impact Lyme disease has on children’s lives.
By CLDN
Lyme disease can be particularly difficult to identify in children and adolescents.
By Darlene Wood
If Lyme disease is not diagnosed and treated early, it may become late-stage or chronic.
By LymeTimes Editor
Lyme disease symptoms checklist helps people document exposure to Lyme disease.
By LymeTimes Editor
ILADS guidelines recognizes the importance of shared medical decision-making between a patient and their physician.
By LymeTimes Editor
Diagnostic Hints and Treatment Guidelines for Lyme and Other Tick-Borne Illnesses
By Joseph J. Burrascano.Jr., MD
Subscribe to our mailing list and get Lyme disease news updates to your email inbox.
We respect your privacy and take protecting it seriously.