Lyme disease is caused by bacterial infections spread by tick bites. It has a wide spectrum of symptoms that range from moderate to severe and impact various body areas. Doctors often classify it as early localized, early diffused, or late. However, not all patients adhere to this protocol. It is critical for diagnosis to determine the timing of symptoms. The book discusses a 25-year-old lady who had numbness and tingling that began in her torso and extended throughout her body. Exams revealed decreased reflexes and muscle strength. Antibody testing and spinal fluid analyses were used to confirm the diagnosis of neuroborreliosis with monoradiculitis. After four days of intravenous ceftriaxone and ten days of oral doxycycline, the patient’s symptoms subsided swiftly.

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