A short educational YouTube video by Dr. Diane Mueller explaining how acute and chronic Lyme disease symptoms differ. The speaker notes that acute Lyme sometimes presents with a bullseye (erythema migrans) rash but that many people do not develop that rash; the video focuses on contrasting acute presentations with chronic symptoms.
Hey, everybody. Dr. Diane Lyme, expert here. And in this video, we're going to talk a little bit about chronic Lyme disease symptoms. Now, acute and chronic Lyme disease symptoms are dramatically different for a lot of people. Acute wise, a lot of people I shouldn't actually see a lot. A decent amount of people get that bullseye target lesion rash, but not everybody gets that in acute Lyme. Now.
What are typical symptoms especially neurological ones for Lyme disease HIGHRES
