We hope you’ll answer these daily calls. 📞 Tick checks prevent Lyme Disease!
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A must read!As May is Lyme Disease Awareness month, I want to remind every one of all the precautions with our little ones. As anyone knows, I don’t do outdoors. I’m not a hiker barely a walker. But ANY time you are outside you are susceptible to ticks! We were outside for a short SHORT time, went to the store and while there I noticed a tick. Thank God we found it early, took it to go get tested at the Upstate Tick Lab and were able to get a preventative antibiotic. Please follow CNY Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Alliance and nyticks.org/ website for all the information you will need in these panic situations! We are SO FORTUNATE to have these resources locally!
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Are you interested in joining the Clinical Registry for Patients with Lyme and Other Tick-borne Diseases? It’s easy!
💚👉This registry provides a means by which researchers can identify individuals who may be interested in participating in certain research studies. Individuals in the registry may be contacted by research staff about studies that may be of interest to them.
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This Registry is a part of the Clinical Trials Network Coordinating Center (CTNCC) for Lyme and other Tick-borne Diseases at Columbia University. The CTNCC supports the conduct of research that is foc…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Lyme disease symptoms are wide-ranging, with more than a hundred different symptoms recorded. Symptoms can also change over time, as the bacteria spreads throughout the body. To make things more confusing, Lyme disease symptoms will also vary from patient-to-patient.
➡The most common symptoms in acute (aka: early localized) Lyme disease are the ones people are most familiar with, because they are symptoms often shared with other illnesses; however, it’s important to recognize that they could indicate Lyme, and you should see a Lyme-treating physician right away.
Erythema migrans (AIR-ih-THEEM-ah MY-grans) rash or EM rash. This rash begins at the site of the tick bite about a week after the bite, and gradually expands. Note: The center of the rash may clear, giving the rash the appearance of a “bull’s eye.” Rashes may take on many different shapes and not all rashes will have a bull’s eye appearance. There can be multiple rashes on the body. While a rash is characteristic of Lyme disease, many people will not develop a rash at all despite contracting the bacterial infection.
-Fever
-Fatigue
-Aches
-Chills
-Swollen lymph nodes
Other flu-like symptoms
Global Lyme Alliance
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Antibiotics don’t kill all of the infection and they also shut off the immune system. Lyme disease is an Immune system disease that also shuts off the immune system. The good news is there are ways to turn the immune system back on to fight it. bartonella.freeforums.net/thread/138/cell-exhaustion-fixed
From NewsChannel 9: Newsmakers host Andrew Donovan was joined by the head of the CNY Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Alliance Royale Scuderi and Education Coordinator for the Alliance Jonah Cummings. 👏💚
Amazing job from our Education Coordinator, Jonah and Executive Director, Royale!
Newsmakers: Lyme Awareness Month
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Newsmakers host Andrew Donovan was joined by the head of the CNY Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Alliance Royale Scuderi and Education Coordinator for the Alliance Jona…4 CommentsComment on Facebook
Great job! Great information!
So well done. Thanks!
So impressed with this interview! Thank you!
