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My son was diagnosed with lyme and has finished his antibiotics and the nurse of the doctor told me they're done treating him yet he still has symptom?
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Lyme's disease: Sometimes patients develop an autoimmune reaction where symptoms persist despite adequate antibiotic treatment.
Answered 9/28/2016
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