neuroborreliosis
noun
Pronunciation: njʊəroʊˌbɒrɪliˈoʊsɪs
Definition
A neurological disorder caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi, transmitted through tick bites, which can lead to inflammation of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves, often presenting with symptoms like facial palsy, meningitis, or nerve pain.
Examples
The patient's persistent headaches and nerve pain were eventually diagnosed as neuroborreliosis.
Early detection and treatment of neuroborreliosis are crucial to prevent long-term neurological damage.
How to Use neuroborreliosis
- diagnose with neuroborreliosis (collocation)
- To identify someone as having this condition. — "The doctor diagnosed her with neuroborreliosis after a series of tests."
- symptoms of neuroborreliosis (collocation)
- The signs or indications of the disease. — "Facial paralysis can be one of the early symptoms of neuroborreliosis."
- treatment for neuroborreliosis (collocation)
- Medical care to cure or manage the condition. — "Antibiotics are the primary treatment for neuroborreliosis."
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