If you've treated your Lyme and still feel stuck, you've probably wondered whether hyperthermia is worth considering — or whether it's just another dead end. Answer 13 honest questions and you'll get your candidacy range on the spot, plus a clear read on what it means and what to do next.
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From the questions my own family wished we'd asked years sooner. This won't diagnose you — it turns a vague "maybe" into something you can actually talk through with a clinician.
That doesn't automatically rule you out — but it means hyperthermia should only be explored with a specialist who has your full history. That's exactly what a consultation is for. Be sure to raise these first.
Tell me where to send it and I'll email you a clean, printable version of this result — with the full scored worksheet you can bring to your doctor. I'll also see your range, so if you book a call, I'll already have context.
Not sure what your range means for you? That's the whole reason I do free calls.
Book a free call with ChristinaMedical disclaimer: This assessment is for educational purposes only and reflects personal experience and general information. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it does not replace consultation with a qualified healthcare professional who knows your history. Scores are a reflection aid, not a clinical assessment. Whole-body hyperthermia carries real risks and is not appropriate for everyone. Christina Carter is a patient advocate and educator, not a licensed medical provider. Always consult a qualified clinician before pursuing any treatment. Individual results vary.