Flu Symptoms and Lymes
doratr on January 3rd, 2009
Limes disease often begins with flu symptoms.
Flu is spread through the air by a virus called Influenza. It can range from mild to severe flu symptoms and can be complicated by other infections, illness and even death.
Flu symptoms may vary from one person to another and usually last 2-5 days. Even after the recovery from the acute illness, you can feel "wiped out" for days to 2-3 weeks following the flu.
- Here is a list of the flu symptoms:
- Sore throat and painful swallowing
- Constant cough -A productive cough (coughing up mucus) is common with a cold, while a non-productive or dry cough (with no mucus) is associated with the flu.
- Persistent headaches are one of the most common flu symptoms. Headaches may appear suddenly, and be related to body aches or nasal.
- High fever (higher than 100° F) and chills.
- Unexplained tiredness can be one of the flu symptoms
- Runny nose Muscle aches are common flu symptoms
- Chest pain or difficulty in breathing
- Nausea or inability to keep fluids down (especially in kids)
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Chronic Lyme symptoms- How Can You Help?
doratr on January 1st, 2009
30-50% of acute Lyme disease patients go on to expand chronic Lyme symptoms.
Additionally, a few earlier present but without symptoms patients may make active their disease following a variety of anxieties such as trauma, surgery, pregnancy, coexisting illness, antibiotics treatment, or harsh emotional stress.
Chronic Lyme symptoms are especially dangerous because the manifestations are much more [...]
Lymes Disease is a Growing Problem all Over The World - Europe -part2
doratr on December 31st, 2008
Lymes in Europe
We found out that Lymes is found in America and the need to increase the awareness, learn and find solutions for this disease.
Understanding the nature of Lymes will allow us to fight to heal, and gives doctors and scientists the perspective to get the required budgets to investigate and find a cure.
Europe
England [...]
Lymes Disease Tests
doratr on October 31st, 2008
Lymes Disease Tests
If you have similar symptoms as shown in Lymes disease, then you really need to get yourself tested. In my case, I
never knew anything about Lymes disease. No one suggested me to undergo any kind of tests. If I had tested myself on
time, I may have prevented further spread of disease in my [...]
Lyme Disease Prevention - Video
doratr on October 18th, 2008
Who Is At Risk Of Getting Lymes?
doratr on August 8th, 2008
Lymes: Are you in any risk? Is Lymes Infectious?
Now, that you know what Lymes is, it is imperative to understand who can contract this disease. All living beings including adults, teen, children, even animals such as dogs, cats who walk or pass through grass or dense, rough vegetation can contract this disease.
The ticks of Lymes [...]
About Me
doratr on August 8th, 2008
Lyme Disease Symptoms: Some Facts About Me
My name is Mike. I am 47 years old, I am teaching at College in New York since 1998.
I am married to a wonderful woman, we have 3 children and we live in New York.
Our life are full with work and hobbies such as gardening, reading, traveling, computers, golf, [...]
Lyme Symptoms - VIDEOS
doratr on August 3rd, 2008
Lyme Disease: Medical Nightmare
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Lymes Disease - Looking Ahead – Immunization 1998
doratr on August 3rd, 2008
In last ten years, public awareness for Lymes Disease has gone up. However, the numbers of cases reported continue to increase. That is why newer Immunization against Lymes disease is a major breakthrough
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration licensed the first vaccine on December 21, 1998 to prevent Lymes Disease. Studies reveal [...]
Lymes During Pregnancy
doratr on August 1st, 2008
The subject of pregnancy and Lyme symptoms is also widespread with rumor and needless fear.
Pregnant women should be careful in particular and avoid getting a tick bite, because Lyme symptoms can be transmitted to an unborn child. Although rare, it can make a woman more likely to miscarry or deliver a stillborn child. Every
Lyme [...]
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