LymeNet Flash: Cerebral Small Vessel Disease

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Topic: Cerebral Small Vessel Disease

OtterJ
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Member # 30701

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My brain is becoming clogged with lesions in my white matter. I know if I go to a neurologist they will not treat me as a Lyme patient. I have blood pressure that is low, no huge cholesterol problems all of which usually signal small vessel disease causes. I was bitten by a tick in 2006 and diagnosed by Elisa and western blot in 2010. I saw the tick that bit me and had a huge bullseye rash. Anyone else dealing with this? I am now 61 years old and it will get dealt with like and old person issue.

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