Those who live in rural areas have a greater risk of suffering from Lyme disease

People who live in rural areas have a 36 percent more risk of suffering from Lyme disease as a result of tick, as it is clear from reviewing more than two hundred studies conducted by SOS Foundation SOS LYME.

Factors such as the presence of pets, external activities, perpetuating themselves for agriculture, hunting, livestock, or living in northern Espin, contributing to greater danger than the suffering of this disease.

Likewise, activities such as hiking, camping and fishing can contribute to areas exposed to pathology in pathology, as they are usually implemented in natural environments where ticks abound, especially in spring times, where their population doubles.

“This danger is more high if work in forests, agriculture and livestock is due to its frequent exposure to the MARIANO bugno ticks.

It should be noted that pets with pets have a risk more 1.83 times from finding ticks crawling, and 1.49 times of the risk of finding them linked to family members, compared to those who do not have pets.

The presence of cats increases 11.1 percent of the possibility of contracting with Lyme disease, as this is usually more loose than dogs, which leads to less monitoring by the owners, explained by Dr. Beno.

He added: “The explanation that cats have more danger than Lyme for people more than the dogs attributed to this, if they leave them loose, they are usually roaming, as they tend to chase small rodents, and added less likely to use owners to prevent ticks, with each of the detailed necklaces and exams.”

A study published in the magazine “Diseases transmitted by ticks” explained that northern Spain, the region in which the largest number of hospitals in the country occurs for this disease, where this situation lives due to an increase in ticks of a mild and wet climate, especially in the Cantabrien mountain range, which allows the episodes Xoside “throughout the year.”

The ability to confuse their symptoms

The good doctor stressed the need to apply early containment measures to avoid developing towards a chronic and severe stage, which can be fatal, and warned that its symptoms can be confused with other diseases, which is why it is also known as “imitating disease”.

“It has been shown that many patients who were diagnosed with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, nervous degeneration diseases or autoimmune diseases have their origins in Lyme disease,” he said good, noting that the main symptoms, loss, loss, graduate, graduate, vegetables, vegetables, cells, vegetables, cells, vegetables, problems, symptoms of disorder and comfort in the liver.

Once the clinical diagnosis of the disease and the blood test is confirmed, the treatment “as soon as possible” is applied to prevent the disease from progressing, destroying or weakening the immune system.

“For this purpose, various treatments are used that can stop the disease and even treat them, from antibiotics to advanced procedures, such as non -compensation, which removes toxins in the organism with a blood plasma filter system, laser treatment in venous vinamers, hyperactivity in the body and compensatory treatment.

SOS LYME also announced the start of the SOS Gulls campaign, on the occasion of Day World Lyme, which is celebrated on Thursday, which aims to raise awareness about the risk of ticks.

This campaign will include useful materials for the population and training for health professionals and veterinarians on how to act in the face of a mark, thus avoiding that Lyme’s disease becomes a chronic.

JCP