2018 FALL HEALTH & SCIENCE

Which Lyme Disease Treatments Are Most Effective? MyLymeData shows which treatments patients find most helpful and which ones have the most side effects.

By Lorraine Johnson, JD, MBA

W ondering if medical marijuana is effective at controlling the pain associated with Lyme disease? How other patients are treating their fatigue and insomnia? Which treatments have the most side effects?

Watch my presentation from our MyLymeData2018 conference to find out………. Join or login below to continue reading.

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