post treatment lyme disease syndrome (ptlds)

What are the Treatment Options for PTLDS in Children?

There is currently no definitive treatment for PTLDS. Management focuses on symptom relief and improving the quality of life. Treatment options may include:
Pain management techniques, such as NSAIDs
Physical therapy
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
Medications for sleep disturbances and mood changes
Supportive care and lifestyle modifications

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