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Can symptoms of lyme disease (and coinfections) become worse due to changes in the weather (such as change in barometric pressure)?
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Yes: Lyme disease can cause just about any symptom known to man, including sensitivity to changes in barometric pressure. Western medicine has little if anything to offer for this symptom but homeopathy and chinese medicine can help; of course proper treatment of lyme and co-infections should help too!
Answered 8/16/2017
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