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> was checking for the bull’s-eye rash to appear Note that the absence of that wouldn't mean you didn't get lyme disease. Where I live, most of the ticks carr
by tasuki 1y ago
> was checking for the bull’s-eye rash to appear
Note that the absence of that wouldn't mean you didn't get lyme disease.
Where I live, most of the ticks carry lyme disease, yet not that many people get infected: if you pull it out quickly, you greatly reduce the chance of getting infected. Of the people I know, perhaps 20% had lyme disease (and knew about it, I must add).
- hattmall 1y ago1 in 5 people had Lyme disease where you live? Where is that??
- tasuki 1y agoCentral Europe. Maybe 1 in 10. I know at least 10 people who did, anyway. And I have not talked about this with all the people I know. Some have no lingering issues, others have lingering issues seemingly for life, and yet others have issues for a couple of years and then they're ok.