MRI - thoracic spine - syrinx - worried

Before lyme diagnosis, I saw a neurologist who ordered an MRI of the thoracic/lumbar spine to "rule out a tumor".
Results show a syrinx (fluid within spinal cord) from T4 to T12. No spinal cord compression. Just found out today.

A syrinx consists of cerebrospinal fluid that normally flows around the cord and brain.

Different causes - include tumor, chiari malformation, trauma.

Is there any possibility that lyme disease could cause the fluid cysts on my spinal cord?
Has anyone heard of any lyme patients having a syrinx?

I am overwhelmed with fear and don't know how to handle this new bad news.
I'm waiting to talk to the neurologist about a referral to a neurosurgeon.

I have now read that syrinxes result from lesions that partially obstruct CSF flow. The CSF is then redirected into the spinal cord itself, and results in the fluid filled cysts.
Hoping it's a possibility that the lesions could be caused from the lyme disease.
The problem now is waiting for a neurosurgeon to see me to discuss what imaging/testing is needed to find the cause.
Apparently the cysts I have now in the thoracic spine will most likely not be operated on. Surgery is risky.
But, if I have a tumor or lesions - removal of those will stop anymore fluid from accumulating in the thoracic spine in the form of cysts.