Live with JSC - Observational Review of Sings/Symptoms in Children and Young Adults.

On this Livestream Episode, Dr. Joseph Jemsek and Candace Willett, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, discuss observational review of signs and symptoms in Pre and Post-adolescence which may reflect emergence of Lyme Borreliosis Complex (LBC), as well as have an in depth talk about the developing brain and transitional periods.



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00:00 – Opening Sequence, Introductions
00:48 – Dr. Jemsek and Topic Introduction
03:26 – Could I pass this infection on to my children? Modes of transmission?
08:03– A lot of adult Lyme patients suspect that they have had this disease in a “dormant” state. Is this something that we commonly see?
11:21 – At what point should a child with minor symptoms be evaluated?
18:30 – Discussion about the evolution of the growing brain, and an overview of different age groups.
24:00 – What do you see as a general pattern about what these children require? Physical comfort, praise, attention? What do you see not being given to them?
25:52 – What age group do you think the peer pressure appears to be the worst and how does a child decide to be a conformist vs. an individualist?
29:08 – How critical is the role of detox?
32:40 – How do children commonly report some of the symptoms?
36:38 – At what point would a parent need to decide to visit a clinic that treats Lyme Borreliosis Complex?
40:11 – How do make the diagnosis of Lyme disease? What goes into our diagnosis?
44:12– What are some of physical findings that may point to Bartonella, etc.,?
48:14 – PANS/PANDAS and Strep – how do we typically interpret this within Lyme Borreliosis Complex?
51:00 – Herbal agents that are used towards the treatment.
53:41– How do you prevent an instance of relapse or reinfection?
56:34 – How do we keep the immune system healthy?
58:30 – Do I have to have a primary care provider that is Lyme literate?
59:30 – Closing statements.
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