Lyme Disease – Clinical Assessment Q1
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Similarly, Lyme disease should be considered (a rare) but potential cause in those patients presenting with signs and symptoms relating to one or more organ systems.
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Facial palsy or other unexplained cranial nerve palsy, Meningitis, Mononeuritis multiplex or other unexplained radiculopathy, Encephalitis (rare), Neuropsychiatric presentations (rare), Unexplained white matter changes on brain imagining (rare)
- Inflammatory arthritis affecting one or more joints (may be fluctuating and migratory)
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Conduction disorders (eg heart block), Pericarditis
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Uveitis, Keratitis
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Acrodermatitis chronica atrophicans, Lymphocytoma
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Neurological (most common complication)
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Musculoskeletal
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Cardiac (<5%)
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Eye
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Skin
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Facial palsy or other unexplained cranial nerve palsy, Meningitis, Mononeuritis multiplex or other unexplained radiculopathy, Encephalitis (rare), Neuropsychiatric presentations (rare), Unexplained white matter changes on brain imagining (rare)