After lyme we must deal with some permanent damages, mostly of joints and nerves. Yes, permanent. No matter how much antibiotics you are pouring on damaged nerve, it will not regenerate. Sometimes, of course, extended antibiotic therapy will help, if the first one failed to kill every spirochetes. But such cases are pretty uncommon. Generally, chronic neck pain and fatigue might be symptoms of the active disease, while paralyze and joints pain are usually permanent damages.

Of course, everything can be cured. Even now new technologies are on their way. But until then, one must deal with a natural treatment. Yes, cause can be cured - but it's slow and requires a lot of work. Simple as this, inactive parts of brain will learn job of damaged nerves.

Here comes a true story: A woman had multiple sclerosis, a terrifying disease. Slowly a paralyze took both her hands. She was nearly completely immobilized - with a single exception. She had completely, and I mean completely undamaged two fingers. Paralyzed both hands with the exception of two fingers at right palm. Reason? She used to smoke. She trained only these two fingers.

Once medicine stated that the joint damage is permanent. Today we know, that this is not true. Just visit a doctor, one who had a specialization with sport. Sometimes a surgery might be helpful - it's possible to grind inside of joint. Use glucosamin all the time if you had Lyme with affected joints, regular exercises must be taken.

And remember, keep your natural defence as high as possible.