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Treatment
varies and depends on how early a diagnosis is made and the organ
system(s) involved. No definitive treatment regimens have been
determined, and failures occur with all protocols.
Oral antibiotics
may be sufficient for early stages of non-disseminated infection.
Long-standing
or Disseminated Lyme Disease responds best to one or several
courses of either oral or intravenous antibiotics.
Physicians
and researchers agree that it is unethical not to treat people
with demonstrated, persisting infection. Therefore, some people
receive retreatment or longer treatment. |
