| Lyme disease |
An infectious disease spread by bacteria-carrying ticks. Symptoms can be as mild as fever and chills and as serious as muscle paralysis, severe arthritis, or heart and neurological disorders.
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| Lyme disease |
A tick-borne bacterial infection where there are neurological and systemic symptoms of pain, weakness and lethargy.
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| Lyme disease |
A tick-borne disease which affects humans and other animals. Lyme disease was named after a place called Lyme in Connecticut, USA, where this disease was first recognized and has rapidly become the most prevalent tick-borne disease in the United States. Lyme disease is caused by a spirochete named Borellia burgdorferi which is carried in and transmitted to humans by the deer tick called Ixodes dammini although it can also be spread by other ticks such as the common dog (wood) ticks. ...
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| Lyme disease |
is caused by a type of bacteria (spirochaete) which is carried by a tick found on wild animals which may cause a transient arthritis often treated with antibiotics. It was first described in the town of Lyme, USA.
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| Lyme disease |
Consists of a rash, arthritis and neurological and cardiac manifestations. See 'Borrelia burgdorferi'.
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