What Should I Do if I Get Bitten by a Tick? - Ask an Expert

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  • Опубліковано 24 чер 2021
  • Ticks are a common concern in New England during the late spring and early summer.
    With some ticks potentially carrying lyme disease, it's important to be vigilant and to remove any ticks that you find on yourself, your children, or your pets.
    Toni Eng, MD offers advice how to remove a tick, including why you don't need petroleum jelly, where to grasp the tick before pulling it away, and more.
    Dr. Eng also explains how long ticks need to be attached in order to transmit lyme, what to look for in terms of symptoms of lyme disease, and why vigilance can be the difference between a nuisance and something more serious.
    Dr. Eng sees patients at Health Express, our walk-in urgent care centers with multiple locations across the South Shore.
    Learn more about Health Express: www.southshorehealth.org/heal...

КОМЕНТАРІ • 19

  • @larryyelkin
    @larryyelkin 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you!

  • @rap5374
    @rap5374 Рік тому +3

    Just scratched my back earlier today and found my first tick. Tiny little guy, easily pulled it off. Now I definitely feel like going to the doctors😬

  • @chocolatesugar4434
    @chocolatesugar4434 9 місяців тому

    Thank youuuu ❤❤❤❤

  • @VictorianTimeTraveler
    @VictorianTimeTraveler 9 місяців тому +1

    My friend stepped on the nest of ticks.
    Thank you very much for helping me find out what advice to give him. I was kind of worried sick for him you know

  • @tufsoft1
    @tufsoft1 Рік тому +3

    depends what area you live in and what kind of ticks abound, some tick borne diseases can be transmitted much faster than Lyme, so do your research.

  • @therealmadcup5235
    @therealmadcup5235 2 роки тому +5

    Thank you I was so scared that I would get Lyme dieasece and die but i think it was there for only 24 hours thank you

    • @shawnbrooks2946
      @shawnbrooks2946 Рік тому +1

      Are you still alive I just found one today and freaked out lol

    • @MarysAbyss
      @MarysAbyss Рік тому

      For real, are you ok. Found one on me last night and was like wtf

    • @shawnbrooks2946
      @shawnbrooks2946 Рік тому +5

      @@MarysAbyss I’m still alive! Lol

  • @amodhrashmika6636
    @amodhrashmika6636 5 місяців тому

    Is tgere any treatments for the little rash that we get after a tick bite?

  • @ThisisL3684
    @ThisisL3684 Рік тому +5

    Got bitten by a tick a minute earlier. Haysst I was so scared and now we are having a general cleaning in the house

    • @SarahJareth
      @SarahJareth Рік тому +1

      Are you still alive? Hopefully you didn't get Lyme disease

    • @cdubya3071
      @cdubya3071 17 днів тому

      @@SarahJarethOne doesn’t usually die from Lyme Disease, one suffers for years, as it systematically attacks and destroys your joints, your GI system, your heart and ultimately your central nervous system.
      It is the same shape of bacteria that syphilis is and just like it,
      it can give you heart attacks (Lyme carditis) and make you clinically insane (Neuroborreliosis).
      Because the Center for Disease Messaging Control abruptly stopped their funding of the new Baxter Lyme Disease vaccine in Clinical Trials, in 2015, and no other lab wants to buy Baxter’s research-
      the CDC continues to censor the test results from both Quest & Lab Corp.
      What are they hiding?

  • @user-xj4jx5ux6x
    @user-xj4jx5ux6x Рік тому +4

    His whole body embedded underneath my skin. What do I do?

  • @sandysmith9869
    @sandysmith9869 Рік тому +2

    A doctor in Oregon told me that Lyme disease doesn't exist in this state. I got two untreated tick bites that say otherwise.