What are the Symptoms of Lyme Disease?

We address the symptoms of Lyme disease from the bite of the deer tick Ioxedes scapularis as well as, erythema migrans, Stage 1, Early disseminated stage 2 and Late disseminated stage 3. We also look at chronic lyme disease, and PTLDS Post treatment Lyme disease syndrome.
It is important to recognize the symptoms early as treatment is most effective when catching Lyme disease early. The symptoms in later stages can be extensive from a headache, lymph node enlargement, joint pain, fatigue, depression, meningitis, and cardiac abnormalities. MORE BELOW...
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Disclaimer: This video is purely educational and does NOT constitute medical advice. The content in this video is my opinion and not that of my employer. Use of this information is at your own risk. Dan Williams,Psy.D.,P.A.-C. will not assume any liability for any direct losses or damages that may result from use of this information including but not limited to injury, illness or death.
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