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Lyme Disease Research Highlights

Poor Sleep Quality Shown for Lyme Disease Patients

Filed Under: Lyme Disease Research, Lyme Disease Research Highlights Tagged With: Lyme Disease

Poor Sleep Quality Shown for Lyme Disease Patients

This is the first study to examine and quantify sleep quality in the context of well-defined early Lyme disease (LD) and post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome (PTLDS). The findings provide support that sleep disturbance should be considered in the clinical picture of individuals with LD. Sleep quality may particularly be poor and associated with the pain experience for individuals with PTLDS. Future research will need to validate and expand upon these findings to investigate sleep quality in individuals exposed to LD who are not well-defined and/or ideally treated.

The Clinical, Symptom, and Quality-of-Life Characterization of a Well-Defined Group of Patients with Post Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome

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The Clinical, Symptom, and Quality-of-Life Characterization of a Well-Defined Group of Patients with Post Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome

This study shows that well-validated symptom surveys could be used by doctors to identify suggestive symptom patterns that could lead to the diagnosis of PTLDS.

Persistent inflammation linked to development of Post-treatment Lyme disease Syndrome

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Persistent inflammation linked to development of Post-treatment Lyme disease Syndrome

Symptoms may persist after antibiotic treatment of early Lyme disease. The objective of this study was to investigate associations between post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome and biomarkers of inflammation during early Lyme disease.

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