Blacklegged Ticks: The Importance of Precaution

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  • Опубліковано 20 жов 2024

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  • @MK-ti2oo
    @MK-ti2oo 3 роки тому +3

    My daughter contacted Lyme from a tick when she was 3 (she's 24) and had the classic bullseye rash. They gave her an antibiotic and said she was good to go. She suffered for 2 decades with many of the same symptoms as well as debilitating depression while all the doctors we saw pretty much told us it was in her head, she didn't have Lyme, she tested negative. Last summer after moving to Colorado and switching doctors her new doc was seeing her to refer her to a psychologist for her depression meds and when she told her all her daily symptoms she flatly asked her where she was originally from in the country (Ohio) and then said, it sounds like you have Lyme, my husband specializes in this and it's a kind of taboo disease in the medical community for doctors to diagnose-they often deny it. They sent her for tests..... She's always had Lyme. It's kind of crazy how hard it was to get real attention and treatment for this.

  • @kevywilliams3304
    @kevywilliams3304 3 роки тому +1

    Next time that happens to someone .. get an anti parasitical !!!!! PANACUR !!!

  • @thetickterminator
    @thetickterminator 4 роки тому +1

    Good Video!!! Treat your outdoor clothes with permthrin and your skin with deet. If bit and you have a bad reaction see a doctor who is familiar with treating Lyme, early treatment is the Key!!!

  • @rosafilippidi6440
    @rosafilippidi6440 2 роки тому

    The music is so distracting!!! If the volume was lower I could actually watch and understand this video

  • @asylumworld
    @asylumworld 4 роки тому

    Found one the size of a poppy seed after waking up pulled it off didn't see any mark of a bite ..didn't have any problems until 3 weeks later then it looked like a small bruise then couple days later get the bullseye rash the size of a soft ball Dr .giving antibiotic hope to God it works...I live in Salem oh