Quick answer: Neuropathy Lyme Disease is a clinical condition that responds to evidence-based treatment when caught early. Symptoms include pain, swelling, and altered function. Diagnosis requires clinical exam, often imaging. Treatment ladder: conservative care first (4-6 weeks), then targeted interventions if needed. Call (810) 206-1402.

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Lyme Disease Peripheral Neuropathy

Quick Answer: Lyme disease can cause peripheral neuropathy as part of late-stage neuroborreliosis. Symptoms include burning feet, tingling, and weakness. IV antibiotics typically resolve symptoms.

Diagnosis

ELISA + Western blot testing. If positive, neurology consult is essential. IV ceftriaxone is standard treatment for neurological involvement.

FAQ

Can Lyme cause permanent foot neuropathy?

Untreated cases can — early treatment usually fully resolves symptoms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What causes this condition?

Causes include mechanical stress, biomechanical imbalance, age-related changes, and sometimes systemic disease. Our clinical exam plus imaging identifies the specific driver.

Can it go away on its own?

Mild cases sometimes resolve with rest and supportive footwear. Persistent symptoms past 4-6 weeks rarely resolve without active treatment.

Is surgery required?

Most patients resolve with non-surgical care. Surgery is reserved for refractory cases or structural deformity.