Published on: 7/22/2025
Doctors do not fully agree on the diagnosis and treatment of chronic Lyme disease due to differing views on its persistence and the effectiveness of tests.
Doctors have different opinions about chronic Lyme disease. Some believe that Lyme disease can persist and cause severe symptoms even after treatment, as noted by Cameron DJ. Others question the accuracy of tests used to diagnose Lyme disease, as discussed by Best SJ and colleagues. Additionally, Patrick DM and others have noted that symptoms of chronic Lyme disease can be similar to chronic fatigue syndrome, making diagnosis challenging.
Because of these varying views, doctors do not fully agree on how to diagnose or treat chronic Lyme disease. This means that patients might receive different advice or treatment depending on the doctor they see.
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