Suffering from Numbness and Tingling?

30 Mar 2024 · 3 min
3:29

Dr. Diane Mueller explains how Lyme disease and other tick-borne infections cause numbness and tingling. Over a third of Lyme patients have significant nerve dysfunction, but standard tests miss about half of cases. Multiple Borrelia species and viruses like EBV and CMV produce similar symptoms, so comprehensive testing matters.

Questions this video answers

March 30, 2024

Just over one-third

Approximately 50% (close to a 50% chance of a false negative)

Tick Borne 2.0

Illness and emotional trauma

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