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crmc
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Anyone familiar with or a current patient of Dr. B in NJ?? Can someone please pm me with info, thanks so much!

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The psychiatrist? He's awesome!

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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a Physch can treat lyme?

Advanced sorry if this is a stupid question, I'm new to this lyme community.

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EBreezy81 - your question is a very good one and not at all stupid. Lyme can cause neuropsychiatric problems as the bacteria do cross the blood/brain barrier.

Dr. B in NJ is a Lyme-literate psychiatrist/researcher who treats psych symptoms. If the patient needs to continue Lyme treatment, then he refers them to a LLMD (= Lyme-literate doctor)

One of the top LLMDs is also a Psychiatrist (he is in NY).

I also know of a LL Neurologist in PA who is also a Psychiatrist.

A LLMD/LL Psychiatrist can address both physical and psych problems caused by this horrible disease.

Read www.thehumansideoflyme.net which is excellent and was written by a since-retired LL Psychiatrist.

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