Frequently Asked Questions About Lyme Disease By Dr. Samuel Shor
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| Frequently Asked Questions About Lyme Disease By Dr. Samuel Shor |
Lyme is an infectious disease which has been growing in prevalence in the last twenty years. This disease arises when the body is being infected with spirochete bacteria which tends to spread through tick bites. People experience a lot of variations in the symptoms of this disease. One of the most common symptoms of this disease is bull's eye rash which tends to develop around the area of the tick bite a few days later, which tends to grow several weeks later and fades.
This disease also leads to joint pain, malaise, and some additional rashes. Everyone affected with the disease experiences it in a different way, while some may experience painful symptoms within a few days of its occurrence. A blood test is usually necessary in order to make a firm diagnosis prior to undergoing Lyme Disease Treatment.
According to Dr. Samuel Shor, one of the leading Lyme disease specialist, the symptoms of the disease are so varied that often people are confused about it. Following are some of the frequently asked questions about the disease to Dr. Samuel Shor:
Have I been infected with Lyme disease after getting bitten by a tick?
One of the very first things to do after a tick bite is to remove the tick with fine-tipped tweezers. The chances of getting infected with Lyme disease depends on the type of tick with the time period the tick has been attached in the particular area. While there are various type of ticks bite only blacklegged ticks transmit the bacteria which leads to Lyme disease. Blacklegged ticks in the highly endemic areas are commonly infected with the disease. These ticks need to be attached for at least 24 hours before they can transmit Lyme disease which is why it is important to remove the ticks promptly and check your body daily for ticks especially if you live in an endemic area. Body aches, joint pain, rashes, fever, facial analysis, and arthritis are some of the most common symptoms of this disease.
Can Lyme disease be transmitted through breast milk?
Till date, there are no reports of Lyme disease being spread to infants through breast milk. In case if you are suffering from Lyme disease and at the same time breastfeeding it is of utmost importance that you consult your specialist's for an antibiotic that’s safe for use when breastfeeding.
Is Lyme disease transmitted during a blood transfusion?
There have been no such cases of Lyme disease being linked to a blood transfusion but according to research, the bacteria of Lyme disease tend to live in the blood with an active infection which is stored for donation. People affected with the disease should not donate blood. However, people who have completed antibiotic treatment for Lyme disease can be considered as potential blood donors.
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