The weather is nice and you are outdoors in Mother Nature. Unfortunately, you are not alone? ticks infected with Borrelia burgdorferi (lyme disease) are also out! If you have been in any wooded area or an area with longer grass then there is a chance that you have possibly been bitten by a lyme disease-carrying tick. It is extremely important to identify some of the symptoms of lyme disease and treat lyme ASAP! In fact, millions of lyme sufferers have chronic lyme disease which was not treated in the first few weeks after the tick bite. Whatever the case, it is important you understand what you might be up against and the various ways to treat lyme disease! The longer you wait, the more severe the symptoms will become! But you can treat the symptoms!

Early Stage Lyme Disease:

Headache

Stiff neck

Fever

Sleep disorders, or brain wave disruptions

Temporary Muscle Aches

Tiredness

Unique Enlarging Rash/Bruise (3 days ? few weeks)

Late Stage Lyme Disease:

Profound fatigue

Flu-like symptoms

Severe headache (Migraines)

Fever

Muscle aches and pains (mimic arthritis)

Vision Changes

Rash (possibly a bull's eye rash)

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