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Ann-Ohio
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Lots of good information, plus you can read the entire original article at a link given there.

https://www.lymedisease.org/padula-lyme-affects-eyes/?

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And a new way of detecting Lyme disease has been found.

"Early detection is difficult.

However, the good news is that we have recently discovered two new biomarkers for tick-borne infection that could facilitate faster diagnosis.

In research supported by the Lyme Disease Association (LDA), my colleagues and I have demonstrated that the presence of a hazy, white ring of peri-papillary ischemia around the optic nerve —

especially in children or adults younger than 60 years who would not be expected to have ischemic changes —

is associated with tick-borne infection."

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Thx for the info. I drink an ounce of Mango-xan juice everyday and that stops all Lyme eye symptoms for me. Mango-xan is one of the brands of mangosteen juice, which has 43 xanthone compounds in it that clear up inflammation.
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