Your article went in the opposite direction from what I expected. I was thought to have arthritis, over 50, in inflamed knees. I went to an orthopedic doc. and after a second look at X-rays thought to have me tested for Lyme. It came back positive. I live in SW Pa. I never heard of fake testing.
Thank you for this content! Reading your blog and listening to the Lyme podcast with Unbiased Science I have a question about what happens when Lyme isn't treated with a course of antibiotics in a timely manner? This is where I could see the notion of "chronic Lyme" come into play and wonder what actually does happen when Lyme isn't treated?
I reread this today from a link in your current post..."Wellness Industry" 🤔 confident such a title in the context of your post is an e.g. oxymoronic. This being said the morons promoting their services do so with their motivations being self-servicing.
Ok I could not resist the double play with my chose of adjectives and adverbs 😊
Your article went in the opposite direction from what I expected. I was thought to have arthritis, over 50, in inflamed knees. I went to an orthopedic doc. and after a second look at X-rays thought to have me tested for Lyme. It came back positive. I live in SW Pa. I never heard of fake testing.
Thank you for this content! Reading your blog and listening to the Lyme podcast with Unbiased Science I have a question about what happens when Lyme isn't treated with a course of antibiotics in a timely manner? This is where I could see the notion of "chronic Lyme" come into play and wonder what actually does happen when Lyme isn't treated?
Well written once again Dr. A
I reread this today from a link in your current post..."Wellness Industry" 🤔 confident such a title in the context of your post is an e.g. oxymoronic. This being said the morons promoting their services do so with their motivations being self-servicing.
Ok I could not resist the double play with my chose of adjectives and adverbs 😊