Living With Lyme
Improve Your Quality of Life While Living With Lyme
Lyme is a complex problem that affects everyone differently. Our goal is to provide you with the immediate and long-term relief you need, so you can get back to living the life you deserve.
What Is Lyme Disease?
Testing alone will not help you feel better
Lyme Disease is a complex problem that affects everyone differently. Testing alone will not help you to feel better. Even if your test is negative, or you have been treated with antibiotics, you may continue to suffer from long-term symptoms associated with Lyme.
Dr. Molly Fantasia offers more than 30 years of experience in autoimmune disease therapy, pain management solutions, and medical hydration therapy that have helped hundreds of patients to better manage or reduce their chronic symptoms. Our goal is to provide you with the immediate and long-term relief you need, so you can get back to living the life you deserve.
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection you get from the bite of an infected tick. It can often be difficult to diagnose. Traditional medications like antibiotics may help to reduce the bacteria in your body, but often fall short in relieving symptoms that can linger for months, or even years. This chronic condition is called Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention describes PTLDS as an “auto-immune response that causes symptoms that last well after the infection itself is gone.”
Symptoms
Symptoms of Lyme and PTLDS
Symptoms affect everyone differently and may linger for months, or even years.
- Debilitating Fatigue
- Severe Joint Pain
- Headaches or Migraines
- Difficulty Sleeping
- Digestive Issues
Unfortunately, there is no cure for PTLDS. Additionally, NIH studies show that long-term antibiotic use can be associated with serious health complications. Most physicians do not offer relief for side effects or chronic symptoms.
Let Us Help You Feel Better
Ways we may help reduce your symptoms
We know that living with Lyme is challenging. Although you may need to continue some traditional treatments like antibiotics or pain medications, hydrating your body with nutraceuticals may reduce side effects often associated with these types of medications, as well as your chronic symptoms.
Natural Anti-Inflammatories
Natural Anti-Inflammatories, Glutathione, and Neuro Amino Acids can promote oxygenation in the blood cells.
Frankincense
Frankincense is among the additional therapies we may recommend for symptom relief.
Stem Cell Therapy
Stem Cell Therapy is one of the additional therapies we may prescribe based on your case.
Medical Marijuana
Medical Marijuana may be prescribed as an additional therapy where clinically appropriate.
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Learn how medical hydration therapy can ease symptoms of Lyme. Call 856-489-0505 to schedule a FREE consultation with Dr. Molly in our Marlton, NJ office.
Patient-to-Patient Support
Meet Lisa — your partner in your corner
We believe the best person to help you navigate these challenges is someone who experiences similar obstacles to daily living and continues to overcome them. We proudly introduce you to LISA!
Lisa can share how medical hydration therapy improved her life, as well as her personal triumphs while navigating through an ever-changing landscape of testing, diagnosis, symptoms, medications, and chronic pain.
Learn about Lisa’s Journey to Wellness: tinyurl.com/StopLivingWithLyme. Email Lisa to schedule a phone call: StopLivingWithLyme@gmail.com.
Sometimes knowing there is someone in your corner who understands what you are going through might be all you need to keep fighting to win over Lyme in your life!
(No medical advice will be given.)
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'Health Watch' with Dr. Molly
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“Let us help you to feel better. We know that living with Lyme is challenging.”
Dr. Molly Fantasia
30+ years in IV nutritional medicine
Common Questions
Lyme & PTLDS answered
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection you get from the bite of an infected tick. It can often be difficult to diagnose. It is a complex problem that affects everyone differently, and testing alone will not help you to feel better.
Even if your test is negative, or you have been treated with antibiotics, you may continue to suffer from long-term symptoms associated with Lyme. Traditional medications like antibiotics may help reduce the bacteria in your body but often fall short in relieving symptoms that can linger for months, or even years.
When symptoms linger after treatment, this chronic condition is called Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention describes PTLDS as an "auto-immune response that causes symptoms that last well after the infection itself is gone."
Unfortunately, there is no cure for PTLDS. Additionally, NIH studies show that long-term antibiotic use can be associated with serious health complications. Most physicians do not offer relief for side effects or chronic symptoms — but we can help you better manage them.
Although you may need to continue some traditional treatments like antibiotics or pain medications, hydrating your body with nutraceuticals may reduce side effects often associated with these medications, as well as your chronic symptoms. We may also prescribe additional therapies including Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN), Frankincense, Stem Cell Therapy, or Medical Marijuana.
Living With Lyme
Get back to living the life you deserve
Call 856-489-0505 to schedule a FREE consultation with Dr. Molly in our Marlton, NJ office.