It appears that your primary care physician has referred you to the proper specialists.
Has your physician thought of Lyme disease as a possible cause? In about one-fourth of cases, there is no visible rash. Diagnosis is made by blood tests.
The enlarged lymph node is of concern. Lymph nodes are part an the lymphatic system, which is an important part of the immune system. Viral and bacterial illnesses, as well as an autoimmune disorder, can cause an enlarged lymph node.
Please keep us updated following your appointments in September.
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Hello jenjen4life,
It appears that your primary care physician has referred you to the proper specialists.
Has your physician thought of Lyme disease as a possible cause? In about one-fourth of cases, there is no visible rash. Diagnosis is made by blood tests.
The enlarged lymph node is of concern. Lymph nodes are part an the lymphatic system, which is an important part of the immune system. Viral and bacterial illnesses, as well as an autoimmune disorder, can cause an enlarged lymph node.
Please keep us updated following your appointments in September.
Maryann
August 30, 2013 - 4:50pmThis Comment
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