Guest guest Posted March 22, 2011 Report Share Posted March 22, 2011 My LLMD, Cameron, recently published research which supports the theory that Bb can persistent despite abx treatment.. Unfortunately, I can't remember how I found it. He's probably doing research at Columbia in NYC, though his practice is in the suburbs. In fact ILADS has a printable brochure entitled " Top Ten Tips To Prevent Chronic Lyme Disease " , edited by Dr. Cameron. You can probably find it through ILADS website. [ ] Re: Is Post Lyme Disease Syndrome the same as Chronic Lyme or distinct from it? > > > I've had PLDS that's flared up and down for 17 years and have constantly treid to find treatment though GPs in New York, took part in a Stoneybrook University Hospital Chronic Lyme study, where Western Blots and a spinal tap returned negative results. just to be sure: with PLDS you mean you had Lyme (EM/positive test), were treated with ABX for some time and still have complaints many years later? For me it's just chronic Lyme, PLDS is an invention of some people who don't want to accept the reality of Lyme disease. > Are there any options for people with PLDS. Indeed, is there anything credible written on the topic? IMHO there is hardly any good research, mostly thanks (NOT ...) to some of the people who wrote the article you mention. At least Wormser now admits that PLDS is not 'just in the mind' and that there is something objectively different (wrong?) with these patients that can be tested. The bad thing is that he still talks about 'antecedent infection' etc., meaning that they are convinced the Borrelia infection is gone, which is nonsense IMHO (too much evidence of the contrary for most chronic patients). And because of this, they are still doing the wrong research. I fear that there will be no real progress until Wormser, Marques etc. retire from the research community At the moment I think your only options are 'lifestyle changes' and trying different ABX, herbs and detox protocols until you find a combination that works for you ... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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