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LYME DISEASE (Chronic)

Lyme Disease Australia 
and associated TBD (Tick born diseases)

YES LYME DISEASE EXISTS IN AUSTRALIA

NEW research from Dr Mayne    See Journal article published by Dovepress 15th December 2011:
Emerging Incidence of Lyme borreliosis, babesiosis, bartonellosis and granulocytic ehrlichiosis in Australia

Not only lyme disease but also babesia, bartonella, chlamydia pneumoniae, mycoplasma (including fermentans), anaplasmosis and rickettsiae, all as coinfections

Dr Mayne is a member of ILADS

Morgellons Disease

Last Lyme pages update 20th Dec 2011

Some doctors in Australia are like some of their American counter parts and think like this (Thanks Ginger):
http://goanimate.com/movie/ 0XCA4kvs8vk4?utm_source= facebook

Disclaimer: This component of the website is produced for education purposes only. It is absolutely not produced for the purpose of self diagnosis and reliance on any information within without personal direct medical advice during consultation is to be absolutely, in all possible ways, advised against. 

Current status of Lyme Babesia and Bartonella identification in the practice including clusters

LYME DISEASE - FOR PATIENTS  

Watch This Development   
A current clinical case proves positive on tissue biopsy, and is quickly followed by another.               

LYME DISEASE - FOR DOCTORS

From 1992 Dr Mayne has had an intense interest in the early initial infection (erythema migrans) that goes on to cause Chronic Lyme Disease. This interest was sharpened by the dermatology diploma he did in 2005 in terms of early recognition of the disease and also the unique skin manifestation that can rarely occur much later in the disease. See photos on this hyperlink.

 In October 2009 he was approached by a patient who was quite desperate with an advanced presentation after 102 tick bites in one day some seven years before. Her treatment (Westmead Hospital specialist directed) was failing after some initial herx reactions.  Could he help? Could he take on the task of up skilling himself in this sad neglected area of medicine in Australia, where most doctors don't believe the disease exists? 

The many pages to follow explore these questions with remarkable findings for both patients and doctors. For the latter this will be mainly for the medical gatekeeper, the patients GP. It is not intended that a patient or non medical person will necessarily be able to understand the information presented within for doctors.

Take a look at this doctor's profound acknowledgement and reversal of opinion
"Eating crow with lyme"
http://www.hslda.org/courtreport/V27N4/V27N408.asp

 

Lyme pages are under constant development over many months from March 2010. A major revision was commenced in February 2011 to reorder the presentation. It is quite organic and no apology is offered for the current synthesis of diverse materials.

Dr Peter James Mayne

MBBS Sydney University 1973
DPD (Dermatology) Cardiff University 2005
IDD International Dermoscopy Diploma Graz University 2008 - Distinction
FACRRM Fellow Australian College Rural and Remote Medicine
Certificate Course Diabetes Management Monash University 2000
Honorary Tutor Dept Medicine Cardiff University  (Dermatology and Dermoscopy)
Member of ILADS - International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society

Our Contact Information

Telephone     61 2 65599277
FAX                61 2 65597344          

Postal address
89 Bold St Laurieton 2443 NSW Australia
Electronic mail
TEMPORARY EMAIL ADDRESS STARTED 9TH Aug  
LAURIETONMEDICAL@GMAIL.COM
we are setting up our own domain name email over the next few days

        Emails are checked multiple times on normal working days Monday to Friday
        and answered usually within 24 hours. The second email is only opened on days Dr Mayne is working.
        Please....Don't use email to contact the practice urgently

 

 

 

 
Last update 20th December 2011