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My friend says that after limes disease, his body chemistry changed and it left him bi-polar, is this possible?
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Yes, it is. : Research by psychiatrists at columbia university suggests that yes, it is possible. Up to 40% of patients with lyme disease experience neurological impact which can include mood disorders like bipolar.
Answered 10/3/2016
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