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Lyme desease

Posted By: Dave
Date: Tuesday, October 4 2005, at 10:11 a.m.

Lyme desease is transmitted through bites from deer ticks. However, the deer tick is simply a carrier of the bacteria that actually causes the desease. It can almost always be easily cured if you get medical help early on. However, it's not always easy to know that you have it. Many of the symptoms may make you think you have the flu, such as achiness. However, there may also be a red rash around the bite itself. So if you notice these types of symptoms and small rash, then you should see a doctor quickly. If it's not treated soon enough, then Lyme Desease can actually be fatal.

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Dave -- Tuesday, October 4 2005, at 10:11 a.m.

 

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Message: > Lyme desease is transmitted through bites from deer > ticks. However, the deer tick is simply a carrier of > the bacteria that actually causes the desease. > It can almost always be easily cured if you get > medical help early on. However, it's not always easy > to know that you have it. Many of the symptoms may > make you think you have the flu, such as achiness. > However, there may also be a red rash around the bite > itself. So if you notice these types of symptoms and > small rash, then you should see a doctor quickly. > If it's not treated soon enough, then Lyme Desease can > actually be fatal.
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