LYME DISEASE SYMPTOMS
Sleep
Explore evidence-based information about sleep, including symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and related research.
Sleep problems associated with Lyme disease may include difficulty falling asleep, frequent nighttime awakenings, and waking up feeling unrefreshed. These difficulties can affect energy, concentration, and overall quality of life.
Pain, fatigue, and other symptoms may contribute to disrupted sleep. Some people also report sleep difficulties after completing Lyme disease treatment. However, insomnia and poor sleep quality can have many causes unrelated to Lyme disease.
Explore our articles below to learn about Lyme disease sleep problems, insomnia, persistent fatigue, and evidence-based approaches to improving sleep quality and managing related symptoms.
Medical References
Selected public health and medical resources relevant to this topic.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Signs and Symptoms of Untreated Lyme Disease
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Chronic Symptoms and Lyme Disease
- Infectious Diseases Society of America Clinical Practice Guidelines for Lyme Disease
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