If RMSF refers to Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, this should have been a self-limited, rather reversible infection if properly treated. Now at 7 years, you need to have this fully re-evaluated, as there is likely a co-morbidity that explains your ongoing issues. See a neurologist and uncover what has evolved.
Answered 4/26/2023
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Yes, long term complications including bowel and bladder incontinence have been described in patients with severe acute Rocky Mountain spotted fever infection. However, a different or coexisting, possibly actionable cause for your symptoms has to be ruled out, best to start with a neurologist.
Answered 5/11/2023
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