“If somebody comes in, and there is any uncertainty about how long the tick has been attached, I treat them (prophylactically). I don’t start splitting hairs to see if the tick was attached for 24 to 36 hours.”
Dr. Adam Siegers
Lyme Summit Patient Panel
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We stand with our incredible Lyme warriors and their fight to recovery. Jennifer has a heart wrenching testimony….but a real one to say the least. Keep going, Jennifer. 💚😔
Her story:
"This has ruined my life. I love the woods, am a hard worker and this is taking everything away I love. I can’t get bitten again, because if tick has alpha gal, it’ll double my allergic reactions which are already unbearable.
I have four kids on my own and I have to go to Rochester for treatment and leave them at home with friends and that’s the hardest part. The allergic reaction was treated with prednisone and that made the Lyme into super Lyme on top of it all. I have had three allergic reactions to the antibiotics, and it is all killing me."
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We want to meet YOU! Is your organization interested in scheduling a tick prevention education presentation?
Contact our Education Coordinator today at ebalfour@cnylymealliance.org or 315-551-2553.
We offer adult education workshops that cover tick prevention, proper tick removal, tick identification, disease signs & symptoms, resources, support and more!
cnylymealliance.org/education/
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The Upstate Global Health Institute is currently seeking individuals between 18-75 years of age and have history of Post-Treatment Lyme disease Syndrome (PTLDS). Lyme disease is a public health crisis in the U.S. It is estimated that over 400,000 cases occur every year with 10-20% of those infected going on to develop PTLDS. there are several thoughts as to why these persistent symptoms happen in some people one of them is that there is a persistent infection. Ceftriaxone is an FDA-approved medication recognized as one of the most potent compounds to kill the agent of Lyme disease, but it isn’t used often for Lyme Disease outside of the most severe forms because it is given daily for 30 days. However, it has been shown to reduce fatigue and symptoms for 6 months after receiving the drug. This study is looking to see if dosing of Ceftriaxone every 5 days over a period of 6 weeks will be safe, well tolerated and may be more effective than the placebo for subject with PTLDS.
Visit this link to get started today.
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Stop using the term PTLDS and you might get folks. 😒
Prepare for Spring during these cold months. 🌷 One of the best ways to protect yourself and your family is having a "tick check basket" on your front or back porch! This is a quick way everyone in your family can grab the supplies they need in order to keep ticks OFF! It’s easy.
Grab a bucket or basket and add:
-High socks
-Tweezers
-Flashlight
-Permethrin or tick repellent
-Comb for your four legged friends! 🐈🐕
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