Please see the home page for the new site. . It manifests in a number of ways, but common symptoms include sudden onset of pain, redness, and sensitivity to light, chronic floaters, or a gradual decrease in vision.
Diagnosis is aimed at finding an underlying cause.
Depending on the symptoms, useful diagnostic tests include syphilis serology, chest x-ray, Lyme antibody titer, PPD skin test, and skin test for anergy. Treatment, including the use of corticosteroids or antibiotics, is based on the underlying etiology. This site is for informational purpose only. The Lyme Disease Information Resource is officially closed. Some material has been left for those it may interest.