Tick-Borne Coinfections Are the Norm, Not the Exception
Tick-Borne Coinfections Are the Norm, Not the Exception Tick-borne coinfections are common in Lyme disease and may influence both symptoms and treatment. Lyme disease was first identified in 1975 in children and adolescents in Connecticut who presented with recurrent joint swelling and pain, initially diagnosed as juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. “The typical patient has had 3 […]
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