November 30, 2008

Canine Lyme Disease

Canine lyme disease affects many dogs across North America.

Lyme disease in canine populations can lead to early death and inability to move or function in a meaningful way.

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November 29, 2008

Lyme Disease Test

A lyme disease test will look for antibodies to the disease and determine if they are active. Tests for lyme disease are usually a blood test.

The test for lyme disease is necessary to definitively diagnose the problem and begin treatment right away.

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November 28, 2008

Chronic Lyme Disease Symptoms

The onset of chronic lyme disease can be debilitating for a person. Chronic lyme disease symptoms include flu like symptoms, rashes, headaches, stiffness and pain in the neck area and painful and swollen joints.

Many people who suffer from chronic lyme disease and fatigue have to undergo long term treatment.

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November 27, 2008

What Is Lyme Disease?

What is lyme disease? It is a disease caused by a bacteria that is carried by certain insects like some ticks.

What does lyme disease look like? It starts as a red rash that enlarges around the skin area where the bite took place.
What is third stage lyme disease? This is where movement becomes painful due to the disease moving into the joints of the body.

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November 26, 2008

Lyme Disease In Dogs

Lyme disease in dogs is caused by a bacteria that is carried by ticks and the dog gets infected with it after the bite.

Symptoms of lyme disease in dogs include limping, high body temperature, and joint and muscle pain. The stages of lyme disease in dogs increases steadily as they become less active, more listless and have more difficulty moving due to pain.

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October 13, 2008

Lyme Disease Prevention

Since the main cause of Lyme disease is a bacterium spreading through ticks, the most basic form of lyme disease prevention is avoiding tic bites.

In search of a treatment and prevention of lyme disease some people think spraying with insect repellent or essential oil prevents lyme disease. While this might be true or not wearing long-sleeved shirts and pants is definetely an effective measure.

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September 15, 2008

Lyme Disease Rash

Lyme disease rash , flu-like fever or body aches are some of the typical lyme disease symptoms.

Although many infected people never get the bulls eye rash of lyme disease it is a typical characteristic of the disease.

Lyme disease rash pictures can help to asses if the symptoms are really a trigger of the lyme disease or something else.

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August 28, 2008

Lyme Disease Treatment

Lyme disease treatment in its early stages is recommended since potential secondary symptoms at a later stage might be very serious.

Treatment and prevention of lyme disease should also address detoxification of heavy metals as well as lead poisoning exposure.

Since for example sugar feeds Lyme bacteria, every treatment for lyme disease should address the importance of diet, nutrition and the condition of the affected immune system.

The lyme disease treatment dosage is a factor that should be established on an individual basis.

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August 22, 2008

Early Symptoms Of Lyme Disease

Some of the typical early symptoms of lyme disease are:

  • fever, headache, fatigue
  • enlarging rash or buise
  • muscle ache, stiff neck
  • flu-like symptoms

These can develop into later symptoms of lyme disease like:

  • Vision changes
  • severe fatigue, headache, pains or fevers
  • sleep disorders

Lyme disease is tick-borne and transmitted to humans by a bite of an infected tick. The first symptoms of lyme disease are often an expanding rash around the area of the tick bite developing in the range of 3-30 days after the infection has occured.

It is sad to note that confusion of lyme disease with parkinson's symptoms is not a rare occasion resulting in people being misdiagnosed with parkinson's while they continue being sick with chronic lyme disease often for years.

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