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What are the symptoms of neurological chronic lyme disease?
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Brain Lyme : Neurological involvement by Lyme occurs after a long period of untreated infection and leads to difficulty with walking, thinking, vision and MRI with a spinal tap test to confirm diagnosis
Answered 1/9/2015
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