I'm currently seeking a LLMD in CT - I live in SE CT, but I'm willing to travel for the right doctor. Preferably an Infectious Disease specialist, since that is who my doctor is looking to refer me to.
Many thanks!
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5% of Lyme literate MD's are actually infectious disease doctors. Maybe less than that. ID doctors do NOT want to diagnose or TREAT lyme disease. They will NOT treat past one month, if that.
If your Dr sends you to someone not on the list I'm sending you, then beware. Don't expect any real help.
Sending you info.
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t9im
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It's amazing there is a controversy to this insidious disease and I've found it easiest to show a couple of u tube video's on the controversy.
He is a saint and I show this to help illustrate how MD's have been prosecuted so normal MD's shy away from doing anything but following the flawed IDSA guidelines.
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Nancy2
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PM Sent!
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Please stay away from Infectious Disease specialists and others who are non Lyme-literate! They have no clue about this horrible disease or its complex treatment!
PM sent.
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