Monday, January 19, 2015

How To Treat Lyme Disease In Human Beings

How To Treat Lyme Disease In Human Beings

by Enid Hinton

Everyone wishes to be in good health in order to work and achieve their goals. But it has been impossible for others to have good health due to some certain type of illnesses that is why hospitals have been built to help such people. There are some illnesses that are so serious that make the affected person become weak and depend on medication while some illness are not that serious. This article focuses on the signs and symptoms and <A href="http://www.lymeaidegm.com/">how to treat Lyme disease</A>.

Lyme is a bacterial illness that is transmitted to humans or animals by the bite of an infected tick. Human beings who spend time or live with animals are most likely to get the ailment but if treated early it is likely to clear.

The symptoms of Lyme disease are as follows in its early stage; rashes after the tick bite the affected person develops a red mark around the bitten area and after a few days it forms in a way it looks like a bull eye though its painless. The other symptom is flu, the affected person starts getting headaches, fever, aches all over the body and fatigue.

Later symptoms are; joint pains- one is likely to feel pains at the joints at different times or at the same time. It can affect the nerve system and if the person affected does not seek medical attention as soon as possible he or she might get brain damages, heart problems, swollen glands, kidney problems and other serious problems caused by the disease.

It is also important to note that Lyme is not contagious. Health providers diagnose the illness when a person has the red rash especially people who live in areas mostly infested by ticks. The antibodies of the infected person may give false results as the antibodies may resist the illness for years so health providers do not take blood test at the early stages of these illnesses.

Antibiotics are given to the sufferer of illness in order to treat it. Additional medicine is given if the person has swollen glands and painful joints. People can also opt to treat it naturally if they do not want drugs. When examining the illness doctors do not do a blood test because the antibodies resist the disease and give false results.

It should also be noted that the infected ticks are harmless to animals and animals such as rats and mice; many carry these insects and pass it to human beings. Another point to note is that children between the age of five to fourteen and adults between the ages of forty to forty nine are most affected by this disease.

It is very essential for a person who feels sick to seek medical attention as soon as possible. It has been seen that Lyme gets worse when left untreated the symptoms progresses and become more complicated. For people living in areas infested with ticks it is important for them to get vaccinated to avoid being victims of this illness as prevention is better than cure.



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