What Does Lyme Disease Do To Your Body?

[@Seeker]

Hey everyone, I hope you're enjoying our new series, SICK. Each episode will take a deep dive into a different disease, so let us know your suggestions on what we should do next.

[@Enigminthemist]

Seeker ehlers-danlos syndrome please

[@AndrewNjonjo]

H. Pyroli would be a nice video to watch.

[@oweznero]

Tuberculosis!!

[@yankeesgirl217]

Sjogren's

[@monktyson2793]

You have such stupid annoying voice. Sounds like a SJW.

[@Ennzzi]

Ok, at this point everything is dangerous, im just going to float in the air

[@Pher0cious]

I got a bow, I got an arrow, and now I have a target.

[@Ennzzi]

@@Pher0cious lmao

[@Pher0cious]

Malaria

[@Mr3344555]

Some bacteria and mold are airborne, safest way of living is not living lol just like Gretzky said, you miss 100% of the shots you don't take. Well if you aren't living, you can't get hurt or die! Lol

[@dealtfate]

Drones, you're going to have to worry about burgeoning drone technology, they really can be dangerous.

[@jamesassheton5317]

Thank you for making this video. My cousin has lymes disease and has been receiving bad treatment here in the uk cause most doctors either don’t know enough about it or don’t believe that it exists. So thanks again for increasing people’s awareness to lymes disease !!

[@user-sm2pc6qu6z]

Good to know ignorant doctors aren’t unique to parts of the US, sadly physicians tend to be too arrogant to ever actually listen to their patients or take the time to learn about something they aren’t familiar with treating.

[@LiamoLuo]

I mean, I'm in the UK. I got a tick bite, leg swelled up, bullseye mark on leg. Diagnosed about 2 weeks after symptoms started, 2 week course of antibiotics and leg up for a few days so help manage the swelling. I was fine within 5 days or so but finished my treatment as you're meant to. The NHS was incredible because I could barely walk by the time I got to the hospital due to pain from the swelling. Been fine ever since.

[@jamesassheton5317]

Liam Parkinson lucky you. But my cousin didn’t have any easily identifiable cause to her afflictions. So she had to go to America to get treatment. Turned out she had brain swelling as well as other things like glucose intolerance for some reason and a whole host of others. I’m glad the NHS were so helpful in your case !! And in almost every other regard they are Brilliant as well.

[@Enigminthemist]

Most insurance in the US will not pay for lyme. Before I found out I had something different I was about to fly to the UK. Bunk at a friend’s place and get treated. The doctors I saw in Arizona wore not aloud to treat me because if insurance.

[@onemoreriff7644]

@@LiamoLuo Out of interest when you went to walk on the leg did you find the pain was excruciating when standing still? yet when walking it wouldn't hurt as much?

[@washiwu4156]

Borrelia Burgdorferi: *Does Nothing* Immune System: *LAUNCHES AN ALL OUT ATTACK*

[@gavincaesar3999]

Reminds me of the us

[@samimas4343]

@@gavincaesar3999 good one

[@leanmeangreenbeanmachine3347]

Qwe rty *allergies in a nutshell

[@jerungbiru55]

Thats how allergy works

[@youarenowbreathingmanually2798]

*_TIME FOR SOME BRUTALITY_*

[@ristube3319]

It’s named for the place it was identified, Lyme Connecticut. I live 5 miles away.

[@taylorxwx2367]

@lana lake well the disease exist for centuries,its *identified* in Lyme Connecticut it's still unknown where and how the disease *originated* identification and origination is different things just like COVID-19,its unknown what animal the virus originated from, but its identified in Wuhan in late 2019

[@georgehenderson7783]

@lana lake Suddenly I wanna have a pizza... but my doc told me to avoid stuff like bread, rice, pasta, pizza... 😔

[@georgehenderson7783]

@lana lake Thanks for the reply! Doc just told me I'm borderline diabetic so I have to avoid sugars, which unfortunately are not just white / cane sugar but in the aforementioned foods... and fruit! A friend told me to avoid drinking fruit juice! So much for breakfast without orange juice is like a day without sunshine! Blueberries would be OK though. Hey, I have a friend in Toronto who is a nurse, I should ask her about this!

[@georgehenderson7783]

@lana lake Love blueberries but they're expensive! I'll check back in here later, promise! And thanks!

[@mamashanshan2772]

Truth!!

[@JustASmokingSnorlax]

I've been living with Lyme's disease for a little over a year now... Got bit by a tick in the park with my dog, had a huge bullseye, no idea what it was until a colleague urged me to see a doctor. I wasn't worried as I heard most of the time nothing happens and antibiotics do the job. 3 weeks of antibiotics didn't do the job. I'm officially chronic now and it's slowly getting worst. I get sick with awful flu like symptoms every single time I travel or am a bit stressed or cold or anything, get migraines, lose focus, sometimes wakeup with extreme weakness. It has made me very depressed, I used to be so healthy and now feel like ive aged 20 years... And there is nothing I can do about it. :(

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

The Fur Monsters, very sorry you have Lyme Disease. Hope you have a good Lyme Literate MD ("LLMD") to help you tame your Lyme into remission, at least. 3 weeks of antibiotics has never worked for anyone with Lyme, that I've met or talked with, or read about! It's just not how Lyme works...for example, I took several antibiotics for many years, along with many other "alternative" (herbal) therapies & a gluten/sugar/meat/dairy-free diet...and it took me YEARS of hard work to get my Lyme into a remission-like state... and I still do get sick when intensely stressed or if someone I love dies, etc...It sucks, but I try to manage it best I am able. I hope that you can find help. It is out there, if you look for a good LLMD. Best wishes to you & your dog, too.

[@maymuhammad4758]

How are you feeling now?

[@glen.simpson]

no sugar....work your diet

[@Tinyteacher1111]

Same here!

[@glen.simpson]

@@Tinyteacher1111 no sugar, get the gi tract biome super healthy.... gotta do it..... no sugar or processed foods..... only stone fruit if you need sugar

[@schifoso]

Lyme Disease can be very debilitating. Here in British Columbia the medical community wouldn't acknowledge its existence, so people that contracted it would not be treated and suffered terribly. Only one doctor would treat affected people, and his medical license was revoked for doing so. If you become infected, get treatment right away and make sure they give high doses of antibiotics. Failure to do so can cause the disease to become chronic.

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

It is the same in the USA and some other countries.... many doctors may be aware of Lyme & are not allowed to acknowledge or treat it....especially the Emergency Medicine doctors, unfortunately. We have to seek out good "Lyme Literate MDs" and travel great distances to them....often moving to live near them, just to survive. Many do not live. Many commit suicide and their Lyme Disease is never recorded. Do whatever it takes.... yes...if you get a tick bite, SAVE THE TICK in a ziplock baggie, and send it for testing.... there are several places that test for free or a small fee, some charge more. ALWAYS obtain Doxycycline for adults that have been bitten, however you can obtain it....especially if you have acne (?) the doctors love to prescribe doxy for acne...(ahem!). Several weeks is barely enough for an initial infection....get yourself to a good Lyme literate Dr if you are bitten by a tick! Good advice, thank you, Robert Zanatta!!!

[@DeuceDevil]

I'm currently in ill health due to lyme disease that was undiagnosed in me for 7 months. Suffering terrible September 2023 💔

[@matthaines8136]

Im 4 years post infection its horrific

[@evaa6909]

So basically if a tick bites you, panic. Right down to your cells.

[@nane-gabrielabejan6657]

yes, I have Lyme and it just litteraly ruined my life :( got arthritis at 27, extreme fatigue, fybromialgia...

[@zoraeatsflowers3772]

Nane-Gabriela Bejan i relate to that. i have lyme, and it’s caused serious fatigue, and worsened my arthritis anyways. i’m almost 16.

[@iminvisible873]

69th like

[@yodamaster757]

@@nane-gabrielabejan6657 - I’m nit doctor but I speculate that if you had a blood transfusion wouldn’t that technically get rid of the foreign spirochete? However I know since the new blood is technically foreign that could be a huge negative as well especially since your immune systems already been compromised for years lol

[@yodamaster757]

@@nane-gabrielabejan6657 - Mayne I don’t have an idea :(

[@AfterDark33]

Both me and my sister had Lyme disease and coincidentally we both had stomach and nervous problems. It’s a real pain.

[@julsride3596]

Did you took antibiotics?

[@THISISLolesh]

Was it very noticable?

[@Josue-xd5ru]

What kind of nervous problems?

[@Tinyteacher1111]

@@Josue-xd5ru Omg! I have them, and it ranges from neuropathy to psychiatric disorders, anxiety, and a plethora of other symptoms. Look it up. Too much to tell in one comment.

[@fourshore502]

Thanks for pointing out that you may or may NOT get the bullseye rash. A lot of doctors dont seem to get that unfortunately.

[@ioandjupiter685]

This may be due to diagnosis guidelines, unfortunately

[@queenofdramatech]

I have Lyme arthritis and had Lyme. If you got a tick bite and have flu like symptoms see your Dr. ESPECIALLY if your area sees high deer tick activity like mine. My county has the second highest incidence of Lyme in the USA.

[@sammyj2917]

Couldn't say that any better. I was bitten shortly before or after being in a car crash as a child. Disease went undiagnosed for almost a year till I got bell palsy and my parents thought I had a stroke. The pain is horrible and can find its way to new parts of the body over time. If you have symptoms GET CHECKED OUT

[@queenofdramatech]

@@sammyj2917 I was lucky because our area is VERY Lyme literate. Antibiotics are handed out like candy in the summer. I went to the Dr because my knee was so swollen with fluid that it was not moving and I could not walk. A week later the fluid was drained. I also have RA triggered by the Lyme and secondary to ulcerative colitis. Thank God I got a quick diagnosis and can now walk again!

[@chunkylover5367]

@@queenofdramatech what had caused the fluid build up? The RA?

[@queenofdramatech]

@@chunkylover5367 Lyme. It was so fast and so bad I woke up, could walk, went to bed unable to walk.

[@chunkylover5367]

@@queenofdramatech Shit. That's terrible. It's almost impossible for doctors to figure those things out in most parts of the US

[@amaurys93]

The music seems bizarre for the topic. No music at all would've done the presentation more justice

[@wolmntn]

I was on the trial for the first vaccine I still deal with it. Never again. I think Lyme never goes away no matter what they say

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

If you had the Lyme vaccine, then they directly injected you with Lyme Disease-cocktail "soup". Hope you find a Lyme Literate MD to help you.

[@wolmntn]

Good luck there. Was a big lawsuit about it. Some people were crippled from the vaccine. This was in the 80s. None os us affected got anything out of it

[@Brockt87]

Mountainwolf01 I had it for over 25 years all their tests in mainstream medical are only 30% accurate once it’s chronic, and I got false negatives...like every thing else. I saw a Toxicology decades later and found out I had it, bad heavy metal toxicity, & 6 confections...all from treatments & foods the FDA said was safe. U may want to research Medical ozone. Doctors who use it says it is the best thing known for Lyme, and it’s co-infections, and it actually helps mitochondrial & immune function etc. unlike antibiotics which wreck both & cause major chronic co-infections in so many cases. Hope this helps

[@f1nch1312]

Just got bit by a tick on Sunday. Felt something on my inner thigh and picked it off without thinking looked at it yesterday and found it has a black almost bruised center with a orangish-red ring around it. I'll be going to urgent care in the morning.

[@fabianchavez458]

What was the diagnosis?

[@margyeoman3564]

Make certain they test for Lyme and prescribe a strong, wide spectrum antibiotic 10 days to show positive in a blood test. . 21 days with doxycyciline . Pay attention to symptoms . Google them

[@FacterinoCommenterino]

Today's fact: The medical name for a butt crack is "intergluteal cleft".

[@Evil12monks]

My intergluteal cleft just released a gas giant planet.

[@Satwikg_7]

The intergluteal cleft is a dirty place So is the comments section

[@johndifrancisco3642]

Extraordinary.

[@hapyness]

Hello facterio

[@FacterinoCommenterino]

@@hapyness hey

[@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia]

The video did not explain the symptoms well

[@LiveFaustDieJung]

It’s like Cherry Poppin Daddies if they had Alzheimer’s.

[@coffeesweatersbooks9340]

I got fatigue, cloudy brain, no appetite, tightened my lymphoid, made my bones ache, nausea, weight lose, hip pain..... yah basically a million different symptoms! And it’s different for every person. That’s why it is so hard to figure out if someone has it. Hope that helped 😅😄

[@gavinent115]

This couldn’t have been better timing, my cousin was just diagnosed with Lyme Disease. Thanks guys.

[@JamminClemmons]

Please submit an update. I hope everything is okay.

[@adams115]

Yes, how is your cousin doing these days

[@BrynnBeverly]

I'm doing my biology project on Lyme and your visuals/explanations of the immune system attack really helped me understand!!

[@Tinyteacher1111]

Cool topic! Makes people aware of Lyme❣️

[@shabbanahmadr1976]

I am no doctor or scientist but I have read that lyme disease are not just bacterial infection. Lyme disease gives you TBE viral infection too. And another artical wrote that person can get fungal infection as well. You must take antiviral and antifungal medicine too, to get rid of your symptoms. That why inflammation persist in persons body after antibiotic treatment.

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

I am no doctor, either, but I sure feel more informed than most doctors, LOL!.....Yes, Lyme Disease is like a biowarfare viral/bacterial soup! Also, the coinfections that go along with Lyme Disease are plentiful and hard to spell: Bartonella, Babesia, Ehrlichia/Anaplasmosis, Cytomeglomeglovirus..and there's always Thrush from antibiotics, Q Fever, Tularemia, Mycoplasma, Powassan Virus, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ("Rickettsia Rickettsii"), "Tickborne Relapsing Fever", Rickettsia Helvetica, Rickettsia Parkerii or Rickettsii Philipii, etc., etc..AND MORE. There are many pathogens in this one "Lyme Disease" that must all be diagnosed and treated appropriately. I tested positive for Bartonella, Babesia, Cytomegalovirus, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever & Lyme Disease....while my mother tested positive for Ehrlichia & Lyme Disease. My father died from Powassan fever and Lyme Disease & we did not get a chance to test him for anything else before he passed, unfortunately. My sibling tested extremely high positive for Bartonella and Lyme and died from complications. On a more upbeat note, I find that not eating gluten, sugar, meat & dairy was helpful in my recovery and DEFINITELY continues to be helpful in making me feel better. Oh, and I got Alpha Gal from one Lone Star tick bite, so I am allergic to meat, which is not a big deal for me, a vegetarian.... but I have to be REALLY careful about eating out....as most foods are often cooked together & if my food was cooked with meat, my body turns all red and blotchy and I look like I'm a cooked lobster that's about to explode...much drama, but luckily, I haven't had breathing complications...but I do carry an Epi Pen, just in case. Inflammation IS the bottom line with Lyme! YES! Eating Alkaline is key. Best wishes.

[@shabbanahmadr1976]

I am very sorry for what you and your family have gone through. I think the best treatment to get better is antiviral medicine like Ganciclovir IV, Forscanet IV and fungal infection medicine like Amphotericin IV.

[@shabbanahmadr1976]

Real time qPCR is the best diagnostic tool along with lumbar puncture I think right now.

[@drd6893]

I was just diagnoses and I’ve had it for 18 years. And been misdiagnoses all that time Horrible arthritis, joint pain that is disabling and nerve damage, And many other effects. It sucks

[@anthonydifranco9709]

How many times do you test for it? I’m worried i have it. I’ve tested twice and both have come back negative. I never got a rash. But I’m having a lot of abnormal joint pain, numbness and tingling.

[@brandonestrada2791]

The most scary thing of Lyme disease which isn’t the disease itself but the potential chronic persistence Lyme disease syndrome that can’t be detected by most common tests

[@creativeminds2359]

Tick Borne disease and Lyme disease patients are abused.💚 Stay Strong and fight back.

[@isabellapanalle3580]

My dear you see natural remedy cures all diseases and virus in our body, i'm a living testimony of how herbalist oduntun completely cured my herpes virus with the use of herbal medicine I couldn't keep calm spending allot of money on medical treatment without getting results, don't doubt the power of what came from earth, I will advice you to give it a try trust me you won't regret the decision you have make, here is his email: [e-mail] or What'sApp: [phone] my email as well if you need further information: [e-mail] God bless...🙏🏼

[@creativeminds2359]

Borrelli afzeill and RMSF crossing the blood barrier attacking every organ including my heart is not responsive to herbs right now. Including my nerves and Brain. I tried herbs in the beginning before I knew how far it went by a MRI. However thank you for information and approach. I have been Diginosed as Chronic by a Lyme literate doctor and currently have an internal disease doctor seeing over my Pic line, Cexfrzoine. I may look more into your approach. Ever Tick Borne diseases and Lyme patients have different protocols that help them navigate the daily pain and struggles they live with everday. Best wishes and thank you. 💚

[@ryleereynolds5710]

@@creativeminds2359I’m so sorry to hear that! You are not alone! I have RMSF since 2019 and have panic attacks on and off since and I have pain in my joints and bones particularly my ankle. I have adult acne and bloated up 60 pounds since. Doctors do not listen or believe me so I’m just sitting here tortured almost everyday.

[@bakerkiddx3]

I have had lyme disease for two years and the symptoms list is way longer lol. Read the book bitten please

[@kylerichard2040]

How are you now ?

[@ryleereynolds5710]

It damages our mental health and they didn’t say shyt about it. 4 years ago I was diagnosed with rmsf

[@1abranch]

Forty to 90 percent of white-footed mice carry Borrelia burgdorferi, the spirochete bacterium that causes Lyme disease, and they provide the first blood meals for blacklegged ticks, also known as deer ticks, which can transmit the disease to humans. White-footed mice are typically considered outdoor animals

[@zieperegrine5237]

It's kind of too simplified if you state the reasoning not injecting humans with the protein is because humans aren't deer. Humans aren't cows either yet one of the earliest vaccines (which was against smallpox) was derived from smallpox in cows and yes I know that vaccines and protein injection are not similar but that is not the point here, the point is here simply that explaining it in this way may leave out some essential information.

[@k-ro8639]

Seems like they would test the deer protein on mice, or other rodents that have Lyme. They test everything else on mice. The medical community has left so many people suffering. I contracted Lyme in 2005, and continue to have bouts of being so sick, that I can barely put one foot in front of the other. The Medical College of Virginia/Virginia Commonwealth University will not see patients with Lyme. They are a research hospital, so you would expect that they would be studying Lyme, and accepting Lyme patients. My PCP tried to get me in there in 2005, but they would not see me. I got home, in disbelief, and found an infectious disease doctor at MCV. I e-mailed her, and within a half-hour she answered me, and confirmed that they did not see Lyme patients. She said that Lyme disease mimics so many other diseases, and that it is called "The Great Imitator". That was my first dead-end in my fight with Lyme. I ended up seeing an infectious disease doctor, about five years into Lyme. She was very concerned and wanted to treat my with IV antibiotics. She called the CDC to make the report (as required), and they would not allow her to treat me. Come to find out, a doctor in NC who had been treating Lyme patients with IV antibiotics, lost his medical degree. It was a big deal, going through the Courts. Doctors act like they do not even want to hear the word "Lyme". I think word has gotten around about the doctor losing his license, so the medical community just sends you home. It makes me feel like I am just sitting here, waiting to die. It is so depressing, and isolating. I feel like I have the flu, without a fever. Study after study, and none of them tells anyone how to treat Lyme. It is a joke, and so frustrating. Here is this doctor stating that "humans are not deer". Thanks a lot. I would have never known. That is the exact reason why so many people are suffering. Doctors just put you off. They want to diagnose you in one minute, give you a prescription, and send you on your way. They are not educated in Lyme Disease, and make you feel like you are a hypochondriac. My last bout started in November 2019, and I have not left my house that entire time. I am so disgusted with doctors, that I no longer want to even go for my regular appointments. I go to bed at night, and pray to not wake up the next morning. Then, when I do wake up, I cry. I would not do anything to harm myself, as I know that would be a sin. I also do not want to leave that legacy to my family. So, all I have left is prayer and faith. Some days I get so mad with God. There are so many people suffering with so many dreadful diseases. I know a lot of people fight to live. I feel like I have given up. I lived a very blessed life, and feel as if I am sick now, I cannot complain. But, it is very hard to be sick everyday, and feel like there is nothing but dead ends out there. Sorry to rant on and on. I always hope that the right person will see people's struggles, and do something about it. I pray for everyone and anyone who is sick in any way.

[@solaris808]

There are books with remedies in them. You have to heal yourself.

[@kristopherjones7997]

Avirl Lavigne had it and feared she was going to die but she lived too see another day

[@davidkruse4030]

she had millions of dollars to spend on treatment

[@jessicah3450]

She has enough money to pour into treatment that insurance companies won't cover

[@michaelboyle570]

She had but doesn't any longer? How did she get rid of it?

[@johndifrancisco3642]

Too much cutting in and out from the doctor (and he should have left his glasses on). Just seemed cheap, and the background drum and symbol thing thing too. I hope this format doesn't stick.

[@revisionfour]

Ive had chronic Lyme disease and while I'm mostly better, I suffer from fatigue and pain in my lower legs. I take magnesium supplements but it only helps so much. My lower legs throb, especially on the weekends for some reason. Been to a ton of doctors and have had many tests run on my legs. I'm still looking for answers.

[@Enigminthemist]

revisionfour Do you have to see a pain doctor?

[@revisionfour]

@@Enigminthemist I've been to several pain doctors. I used to be on pain meds but they can be addictive and have side effects. I got a medical marijuana card and have been experimenting with cannabis for pain relief. I like taking CBD edibles which seem to help with the pain. Unfortunately though in the east coast the selection is much more limited than what's available in the West coast. I like edibles because I can control the dosage of CBD or THC that's entering my body. I have to restock and I need to find a nearby dispensary that has something that'll work for me. I don't know if I'll ever be able to fix the root cause of the reason for the pain. I believe Bartonella and Lyme have left a lasting chronic pain in my legs.

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

I hope you have a good LLMD (Lyme-Literate M.D.) to help you with your leg pain. I had lower leg pain & it turned out to be Bartonella....so be sure to be thoroughly checked for Lyme coinfections, too! Best wishes

[@solaris808]

Alpha lipoic acid. Sounds like you have a nerve/Lyme problem. I had the same. I take alpha lipoic acid every day. No longer have the leg problem.

[@Thankyouchef]

Love how the drums go along with the talking so pleasing as a drummer

[@Mr438IB]

I am a manager of a wildlife refuge and so do a ton of hiking. Ticks have never been this bad. Last week my dog and I had an accumulative total of 152 from a single hike. I've contracted Lyme's when I was younger, if we ever bring back the vaccine or discover a new cure or treatment please let me know. My dog is vaccinated, lucky him...

[@Enigminthemist]

Mr438IB That would be wonderful if it was brought back.

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

The vaccine for dogs is garbage. Do not rely on that! (Sorry, don't shot the messenger.) My dog got full blown Lyme from the vaccine.... it is a total lie.

[@FOURTEEFIVE]

Apparently the vaccine for Lyme gives you Lyme

[@thinkingape7655]

+1 for creepy crawly itchy skin 😬

[@steverico3090]

My aunt has been dying from this disease for a long time. It's horrifying.

[@ioandjupiter685]

☹️

[@veriticus]

My mom might have it. I’m absoltruly terrified and I hope she’ll be ok. She has a migraine so bad she almost cries.

[@Tinyteacher1111]

That’s how I knew.

[@l.c.345]

One of the better lyme clips - all due to the infamous Doctor Stricker, someone who really knows the disease and the co- infections. I'd take his information to the bank any day especially since there's so many lyme clips that are either very incomplete or inaccurate.

[@acevictory3587]

Im sick all the time so im super paranoid Screw sickness

[@Tinyteacher1111]

I agree! However, if you suspect mold or Lyme, get tested!!! I’ve had it all starting with getting breast implants 19 years ago. It took 12 years to find out about the illnesses they can cause, and by that time I had to retire from my teaching job because I couldn’t think clearly, lost friends and family, a 20 year relationship, tons of money, etc., all because no one knew and thought I was on drugs. I’ve been susceptible to everything since then.

[@alek8339]

Like this is a pretty serious topic to me because I got bitten by my first tick and it tested positive for lyme diseases.

[@isabellapanalle3580]

My dear you see natural remedy cures all diseases and virus in our body, i'm a living testimony of how herbalist oduntun completely cured my herpes virus with the use of herbal medicine I couldn't keep calm spending allot of money on medical treatment without getting results, don't doubt the power of what came from earth, I will advice you to give it a try trust me you won't regret the decision you have make, here is his email: [e-mail] or What'sApp: [phone] my email as well if you need further information: [e-mail] God bless...🙏🏼

[@deborahkish5411]

I had Lyme disease 27 years before I was diagnosed. Every doctor told me my symptoms were everything except Lyme. I am in late stage and have had Lyme for 38 years.

[@strxkereye]

I got three tic bites in the past week and am tired & lightheaded but have no bullseyes but I’m still worried

[@daviddudley1791]

Update ?

[@Arlothed1no]

Oh yes. My special interest is infectious disease. This channel has an entire series dedicated to infectious disease.

[@isabellapanalle3580]

My dear you see natural remedy cures all diseases and virus in our body, i'm a living testimony of how herbalist oduntun completely cured my herpes virus with the use of herbal medicine I couldn't keep calm spending allot of money on medical treatment without getting results, don't doubt the power of what came from earth, I will advice you to give it a try trust me you won't regret the decision you have make, here is his email: [e-mail] or What'sApp: [phone] my email as well if you need further information: [e-mail] God bless...🙏🏼

[@wolf_quill]

I have this disease and thank you for making this video.

[@Checkyourself11]

Hugs! Just got meds today for it. How are you doing? How is the healing process going?

[@chrisladouceur4093]

I got a rickettsial infection from a tick a couple years ago. Sickest I’ve ever been.

[@Enigminthemist]

Ouch

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

Horrible, so sorry that you got infected. SO GLAD you're still here!!

[@samann9]

So what is the cure (or relief) for chronic lyme ?

[@KRAEMERP2010]

I've been fighting for more then 5 years now! I'm at a point where I can work full time again, but it has been long lonely fight! Now I'm treating with the Buhner protocol (It's herbs) it has helped a lot of people..

[@cygnusrays]

No mention of Wolbachi as a tick bacteria, it lives symbiotically with the common dog roundworm (known as the face parasite - it loves the human face - its cooler). The symtoms are similar to Lyme, it can only be detected by histopathology, it's described in literature as being a potentially undetected epidemic.

[@peppycorn]

Oh hey I've gotten Lyme disease before It scared me when I got it because I had no idea what it was beforehand

[@tylerk140]

tangy did you get cured?

[@theguyyousaw7950]

today got diagnosed with lymes disese, didnt even notice the tick bite. didnt even know that one bite me.

[@subh1]

can anti-histamines help in Lyme disease then?

[@omidtajik7858]

subh1 good point

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

This was a possible rumor going around.... one would have to ingest an impossibly toxic amount of antihistamine for it to matter with Lyme Disease. However, some people with Lyme Disease may find it helpful, for whatever reason. It is not a Lyme cure, unfortunately.

[@student_remo]

Hard ticks or scale ticks that carry Borrelia bacteria: - Domain Eukaryota, Phylum Arthropoda, Subphylum Chelicerata, Class Arachnida, Order Ixodida. Bacteria that causes Lyme disease: - Domain Bacteria, Phylum Spirochaetota, Genus Borrelia.

[@PatrikZenata]

My father got both by a tick last year hunting in New Hampshire around this same time. And caught lyme disease. His whole leg got mad red and inflamed before he got it treated.

[@glen.simpson]

i've been exposed to lyme at least 4 times here in NH....yes, you can get reinfected with Lyme....seen it in myself and dogs

[@jessical989]

Did he fully recover?

[@auntieaoife]

My cousin has Lyme Disease. She's got a blog about it but she's so busy that I don't know that she keeps it up to date.

[@Enigminthemist]

Coffeyville Science Girl If she still blogs can post it somewhere? I sure there are many people out there that need support from someone that walks the walk and talks the talk.

[@Faeriefungus]

Most insensitive music and vibe for someone who’s actually going through this. Thanks so much for making me feel like an idiot

[@nicoletejedaa]

The video was in fact not made for you, but for people who doesn’t understand or know this bacteria/desease in order to make it sound interesting for everyone to learn about it. Getting offended for the music is being so self-centered.

[@Faeriefungus]

@@nicoletejedaa considering I don’t have this no it’s not

[@ryleereynolds5710]

@@nicoletejedaait didn’t explain shyt though

[@charlesfeatherstone6196]

I disagree with this info . As damaged cells have been observed when inhabited by Borrelia as Lyme sprachetes can enter the human cell!

[@tcxbeast]

I just got tested even though, I didn’t have bull’s-eye and minor version of the symptoms. My doctor was even like I don’t think you have it but we’ll see when the results come back. Turns out I’m positive, and starting on antibiotics today. So when In doubt pay the 25 dollors copay and get tested.

[@kas2388]

its been 4 weeks any updates on how u feel?

[@tcxbeast]

@@kas2388 it was horrible honestly slept like 14-15 hrs a day the whole time. Made my masters horrific tbh. But I’m mostly done now and getting back into the gym to regain progress lost. Just can’t mess around with your antibiotics cause the second ones you have to take are 100 times worse.

[@okman9684]

Moral of the Video: "Humans are not fu*king Deer"

[@Bahamuttiamat]

but but, what if a human identifies as a deer. Would that work?

[@mynameisozymandias811]

Oh dear.

[@MasterofPlay7]

well the same concept goes for producing anti-venom, if deer blood can create the anti-bacteria protein then sure enough it can put into use

[@yodamaster757]

“ humans are not deer”

[@jrco2142]

"Because humans aren't deer"

[@sevenguardians7517]

I got Rocky Mountain spotted fever and that was unpleasant don’t take tick bites for granted

[@victorpaul4278]

Sick playlist is awesome plz make more videos ....I am a medical student it's very helpful to me and for medical student .... thanks

[@iklink]

Humans aren't deer? No way! Never would've guessed. Does the protein only work with deer immune system or would the protein have negative side effects in humans. What is the mechanism of action of this protein?

[@MROFerreiro]

What is this editing style à la Vox?

[@Gorlami90]

I have chronic Lyme n diet and a buffet of meds helped a lil, but I’m still really F**ked up.

[@HighFiveFriend]

Hope you have found ❤️‍🩹 healing

[@James-ln3hx]

Indeed help with this problem.unfortunitly there is not a doctor in Texas,can you help ?

[@Marc-uw4lw]

This is probably far too simple, but if the bacteria isn’t doing anything in our bodies, then would it not be possible to have our bodies accept it instead of constantly lose a battle fighting it? I’m not aware of such a technique in medicine but it strikes me as a more logical approach, if it’s possible. This is what zero hours of medical study looks like 🥲

[@R0b3rt2Yonas]

Make us lame? Or slime? Don't mind me. It's 1 a.m. here.

[@timelapse7454]

Nahh... Its 3am here

[@Ondashok]

"Humans aren't deer" That's racist, I identify my gender as a Deer and I feel offended by your statement. 2019 in a nutshell

[@s_b156]

So my own body almost killed me? That's really fascinating.

[@noname-xo5mp]

Took acid, walked through a densely wooden path; did not have a good trip.

[@ButterBallTheOpossum]

Discovering you are covered in blood suckling lifeforms while on acid sounds like a horrendous experience.

[@noname-xo5mp]

@@ButterBallTheOpossum After the walk I sat down & started to meditate bc the exustion of the heat.. As I started to calm my mind, that's when I noticed the little legs crawling in my pants

[@kevinmoore6743]

Can you guys do a video on bed bugs? they are sorta like ticks but a totally different nightmarish pest - reason im asking is because i am highly allergic to them.

[@Seeker]

That's a great idea! We'll add it to our list.

[@kevinmoore6743]

@@Seeker Thank you! Look forward too it! and finding out what i currently don't already know about them, an i hate and fear them with a passion(due to being allergic). would be nice to know why like only a few % of the human population show signs of their bites, and or are allergic to them an why. etc.

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

Bed bugs carry Lyme Disease, too. Scary stuff!

[@Baul3680]

Tick: brings this bacteria The body: *WHAT THE FUCK* *HAVE YOU BROUGHT UPPON* *THIS CURSED LAND*

[@masterimbecile]

In Arizona, we don't get as much Lyme disease apart from a few cases in the extreme north part of the state, but Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever is definitely a thing here, especially in the American Indian reservations and near the US-Mexico border.

[@Seeker]

Maybe we should do more episodes on tickborne diseases?

[@Enigminthemist]

Deer ticks like to munch on horses as well. And I know wild horses still run Arizona. Have you seen the ones at Pleasant Lake?

[@masterimbecile]

@@Seeker That would be neat! My Master's thesis project was on Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and the brown dog ticks in Arizona. I'd love to share some info if you're interested!

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

Lyme Disease is PANDEMIC. Lyme Disease is rampant in every U.S. state, in every country. There is just as much Lyme in Arizona as there is in Long Island, NY, as there is in Rhode Island.... people suffering from it are often told that "It's growing pains", "It's just a little fatigue", "It's probably just not enough sleep", "You're probably just overworked", "It's arthritis", "It's all in your head", etc., ad nauseum. OR, they drop dead, are chronically ill/ misdiagnosed, hopefully minimally ill, just 'living with it', or seeking a 'rea'l diagnosis. The media never covers these patients, especially the dead ones who just die off.... Do not kid yourself...it is EVERYwhere there are animals and life.... and has been for thousands of years. Only now, "Lyme" is a massive cocktail of viruses, bacteria, and other pathogen-yuck...which no one test can possibly uncover. A patient would need to be checked for; Cytomegalovirus; Anaplasmosis; Bartonella; Babesia; Lyme Disease; Complete Blood Workup --all by a Lyme Literate MD, etc., etc., etc... in order to rule out "Lyme Disease". Where there are humans there is garbage. Where there is garbage there are mice and rats and birds and cats and dogs and deer and other life and.....ticks. You would need to be in an airtight, lifeless bubble to be in an area that does not have much Lyme! LOL. Birds are often covered with ticks. The ticks fly with the birds- around the world ...or back...or are dropped off right in your yard. Next time you are outside, look for a bird. If you see a bird, you have ticks and Lyme Disease where you live. Honest.

[@Dean-mu8md]

Is the disease deadly?. And is there a rlly high change you can get it?

[@misshollywood3255]

Yes

[@MomAsol]

Thanks for sharing this is very helpful

[@charlesfeatherstone6196]

Did you know Borelia is found in over 80 coumtries worldwide including South Africa!!!

[@yellowrice1453]

I had a collection of these on my tool box from cars that were towed in with this bling ring. Now my tool box won’t start 😐

[@freshsteve509]

Day 8 of headaches and fever. Flu like aches as well. Hoping it’s Lyme and not something else.

[@sunshinestate1306]

If I had the classic Lyme rash as a kid, but the test came back negative, could I still have it? I’m showing progressively worse symptoms. I fear the test was done too soon after the bite and wasn’t accurate. My rash perfectly mirrored the classic Lyme rash.

[@johntheo4729]

Get tested again

[@cbbhvjc]

Nice content and presentation,...except for the way-too-loud music track.

[@stringmonkey568]

Wasn't Lyme's Disease man made in a biological lab on an island off NY city? Plum Island.

[@jholland404]

Nature made, Man weaponized! Yes, Plum Island

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

Lyme is pretty much a great biowarfare weapon, don'tcha think.... such a weird mix of everything horrible that will incapacitate a human, making it impossible to stay alive.... I've seen Lyme Disease patients so ill they could not raise a spoon to their own lips, or walk a step. Google: Plum Island. Watch the movies: "Under Our Skin" & "Under Our Skin II: Emergence".

[@hackersgame6132]

I'm feeling itchy now

[@khalilwazery1893]

A misleading comment that borrelia is harmless.. Thats absolute rubbish .If it was harmless then we wouldn't be all losing our cartilage and needing joint replacements .

[@FOURTEEFIVE]

That’s from your body attacking your joints

[@eyeofsauron2812]

aren't there som sprays that repell ticks?

[@kimia1664]

What's with the continuous drums behind the video

[@stevenfarnesi9126]

I have Lyme disease. Had it since 2006.

[@Enigminthemist]

Steven Farnesi I feel for you.

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

I'm so sorry you have it, too. Ugh. Hope you have a good Lyme Literate dr. ("LLMD")

[@eman5369]

Anyone else started rapidly itching and frantically searching for any tick bites?

[@vir822]

Video description is too fast

[@jply87]

What about the lone star tick? It can make you allergic to red meat.

[@Seeker]

Should we do a video on it?

[@jply87]

@@Seeker ,maybe. Not many people are aware that they could have this issue.

[@jply87]

It is called Alpha-gal syndrome

[@londontrialscat]

So what should I do if I get bit and still clinging on?

[@HighFiveFriend]

Properly remove, keep it and send it in for testing.

[@ThatOneScienceGuy]

If deer have proteins in their body that kills Lyme, why do ticks contract it from the deer only to go on and spread it around? I was bit by a tick in Maine in July 2016. Sent the tick in for testing and it had Lyme. 3 years later I seem fine and the test I had for Lyme came back negative so thank goodness for that. Lyme can be a nightmare.

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

Lyme Disease can go into remission, and that's a great place for it to be! I find that a gluten-free, dairy-free, sugar-free diet helps keep my Lyme symptoms minimal. Also exercise, when I'm able. Do whatever works for you!!

[@claredegroff1491]

Humans aren't deer but understanding how the protein in deer actually kill the bacteria would certainly seem helpful in coming up with treatment or vaccines

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

You would think this would be studied like....many, many decades ago. Hmmm.... Meanwhile the Centers for Disease Control people would be placing their own personal patents on that, too...just like they did on the phony "Lyme vaccines" they injured so many people and pets with, and continue to lie about. Watch the movies "Under Our Skin" and the sequel "Under Our Skin 2: Emergence". Knowledge really is power!

[@zaQba]

I got bitten by ticks more than 10 times. i have no idea if I got Lyme as there's no symptoms. Should I be worried or relieved?

[@Mxgtumgoten]

I got bitten 100 times. Still nothing. Maybe that's because my imum system is great with 23

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

If you have no symptoms, consider yourself VERY lucky & invest in Deet for your skin & Permethrin for your clothes. Use them religiously when you go outdoors... prevention is the key with Lyme Disease!!!!

[@yaelwolfsong4616]

@@Mxgtumgoten , I got bitten by three ticks and nearly died. My family died from tick bites. If I were you, I would avoid any more tick bites....a word to the wise!! Wear Deet, long sleeves, hat, long pants, spray your clothing with Permethrin. You do not want this Disease!!! Peace!

[@theviking5667]

Im having this damn itch....

[@andrewwaybright9053]

I had a swollen knee for 3 months it sucked So bad 😞

[@hyperxalloyfpspelinappaimi8447]

I like this format for seeker videos vs the old style

[@hadrianwall9157]

Can you tell me why a tick bite would itch for a year to two years? Itches like poison ivy and eventually leaves a fair-sized crater in the skin. This has happened to me at least a half dozen times in the past dozen years.

[@solaris808]

Yes….that does happen….for years it can happen and then stops happening.

[@hadrianwall9157]

@solaris808 Does stop after awhile, yup...

[@solaris808]

@@hadrianwall9157 mine lasted 8 years and then stopped. I used lipoic acid supplement.

[@thecasualfront7432]

God I love England. No dangerous animals, no weird diseases, no earthquakes or hurricanes and shit. Feels gooood.

[@SmR8008]

Until you get Lymes Disease from walking your dog in the forest of course

[@thecasualfront7432]

@@SmR8008 Iv never heard of anyone getting Lyme disease in britain

[@M27-t9z]

Do you have any forests in UK though?

[@thecasualfront7432]

M 27 No it’s a desert. Like duh

[@M27-t9z]

@@thecasualfront7432 Great. I like desserts. Especially ones with chocolate.

[@chinmoybhowal9384]

Can't we insert the gene sequence present in deer (responsible for the expression of protein destroying the Lyme bacteria) , into the human genome? (Through genetic engineering)

[@nelsonlouis5491]

Amazing video. Makes studying microbiology so interesting

[@debbiebebington9803]

Fantastic information but was spolt by the background drumming

[@lindanorris2455]

HA! He has over 4,000 LYME patients in his practice, good thing that Lyme DIsease has been CDC and WHO ignored and is NOT considered a pandemic at all!

[@DeadIsland89]

good, but too short

[@vezeveer]

God keep my... Head Above Water...

[@mattjames4]

Memphis may fire the sinner lyrics