Co-infections in

biosalud.org .- Lyme disease is not only caused by Borrelia. Also there are co-infections that usually accompany Borrelia. We need to do a serie of tests that can help us to midentify who are the actors of this Chronic Lyme that the patient suffer.
In this co-infections there would be, for example, Chlamydia Pylori, Chlamydia Pneumoniae, Bartonella, Ehrlichia Anaplasma, Rickettsia, Chlamydia Trachomatis, Mycoplasma Pneumoniae, Coxiella, Parvovirus and others...
It's very important to make a complete diagnosis, because then the treatment, the use of some antibiotics or others, will also require these data.
To speak of Chronic Lyme is to speak of a multi-systemic multi-infection. It means that, in this disease, there are multiple germs involved, at least three, but we have cases of patients who have been diagnosed with 17 infections and we have had to treat those 17 infections.
It affects different organs and systems. If affects the liver, it can affect joins, intestinal infections...etc.
In the case of patients with varied symptoms that are difficult to relate to a specific pathology and with a complex diagnosis, Lyme disease must be ruled out.
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