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Need a LLMD in Northern NJ. I have severe neuro lyme disease. I have lost my ability to walk and move my arms. I need a a good doctor to seek a treatment.
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Keebler
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- Sorry to hear of the severity of this. I had to learn to walk again - twice. It is possible. Many have regained use of limbs after good treatment for lyme or other stealth infections that most LLMDs know about.
I don't usually work with lists here but see that there has been an explosion of requests and the person(s) doing this are probably very overwhelmed.
Until someone sends you a PM with a list, you might find your area lyme support group and start there. Good luck.
In addition to the usual coinfections from ticks (such as babesia, bartonella, ehrlichia, RMSF, etc.), there are some other chronic stealth infections that an excellent LLMD should know about:
I would encourage EVERY person who has received a lyme diagnosis to get the following tests.
- at link -
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Siciliano
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Hi, tb and Welcome! We are happy to have you. I sent you a private message (pm), click on the flashing envelope.
Also, check out our great "Medical Questions" forum where you can ask all the questions you might have and our wonderful, knowledgeable members will answer them. Just read some of the threads and you'll see just how informative they are!
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