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CO-INFECTIONS
Ticks that carry the Lyme bacteria often carry microorganisms that cause other diseases such as: anaplasmosis, ehrlichiosis, babesiosis, and bartonellosis.
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Alphabet Soup of Co-Infections
Alphabet Soup of Co-Infections Complicates Diagnosis and Treatment.
Tick-Borne Co-Infections are the Rule, Not the Exception
Tick-borne pathogens that are responsible for human illness is accelerating.
Sorting out Lyme and Associated Coinfections
There is a need to sort it all out clinically to provide guidance in testing and treatment.
Looking at Parasites, Viruses, Yeast and Fungal Infections
Solving the Mystery of Lyme and Chronic Disease.
Closer Look at Six Lyme-Related Infections
Book excerpt from “New Paradigms in Lyme Disease Treatment.
Zoonotic Diseases Spread from Animals to People
Members of pet-owning households have a greater risk of tick bites than those without pets.
Bartonellosis: Important Infectious Disease to Animals and Humans
This Emerging Infectious Disease Threatens Both Animals and Humans.”
Treating Bartonella-Like Organisms
There may be as many as 30 distinct pathogenic species of Bartonella-like organisms, most of which have never been clinically defined.
Babesia in the United States Blood Supply
CDC has known that individuals infected with Babesia can unknowingly donate contaminated blood.
Anaplasmosis, The “Anti-freeze” Co-infection
Anaplasma has been detected from coast to coast in the United States.
Tick-Borne Powassan Virus Can Be Deadly
Many of the patients who develop symptoms need to be hospitalized.
Is Persistent Lyme Disease Caused by Another Organism
Identified by Dr. Willy Burgdorfer over 35 Years Ago.
Why hasn’t anyone looked into it?
Ehrlichiosis — the Tick-Borne Disease No One Has Heard Of
While some cases of ehrlichiosis are mild, Ehrlichiosis can be severe or fatal if not treated correctly.
