"Lyme Disease is a Differential Diagnosis for Headaches"

Headache and Cognitive Lyme Disease Symtoms

24/7 Headache			Brain Fog
Constant Headache			Can't Think Straight
Continual Headaches			Confusion
Chronic Headache			Feeling Unreal
Headaches Everyday			Inability to Concentrate
Headache like a hangover			Inability to Remember Words
NDPH Headache			Light-headedness
New Daily Persistent Headache			Like Thinking in a Fog
Tension Headache			Memory Loss
Unexplained Headache			Word Block

The list of other symptoms known to be associated with Lyme disease is long and diverse. The symptom pattern varies from person to person and it is possible to only be aware of these headache and cognitive symptoms.

However further investigation, using my recommended Lyme Links, often leads to the discovery of other Lyme Disease symptoms.

I therefore suggest if you suffer from the above symptoms and don't know the cause, that you consider Lyme Disease as a differential diagnosis.

If you suspect you may have Lyme disease you should consult a doctor.