Re: DD bit by tick - anything to do proactively to keep her from get

[Guest guest]

Dana,

Get yourself the homeopathic remedy Ledum Palustre 30c from the health

food store and give 1 pellet every 3 hours for 72 hours (you don't have

to wake her up at night, though). This should help, at least according

to my homeopath.

[Guest guest]

> Dana,

> Get yourself the homeopathic remedy Ledum Palustre 30c from the health

> food store and give 1 pellet every 3 hours for 72 hours (you don't have

> to wake her up at night, though). This should help, at least according

> to my homeopath.

If in fact the tick had any problems to pass along, the OLE must have

taken care of it, because my #4 never had any problems. This was last

September. But thanks for caring.

Dana

[Guest guest]

A bull's-eye rash only occurs in less than 10% of children and less than

50% of adults. Many rashes are atypical, and if bitten below the waist,

rashes often appear black and blue and thus are thought to be bruises

and not recognized as a rash. Therefore, do NOT look for (or wait for)

a bull's-eye rash as confirmation for Lyme Disease. You should be

looking for clinical signs of the disease--fatigue, fever, joint pain,

flu-like symptoms in the early stages. Late stage disease can manifest

as just about anything you can think of, including autism, since this is

a systemic disease and the spirochete can proliferate in any and all

tissues in the body. The disease is transmitted within 4-6 hours of a

bite (not 24-48) and is in the central nervous system within 12 hours.

This is why early, immediate treatment is critical. And for the woman

from Minnesota who I think said she's pulled tons of ticks off her kids,

please go to www.lymeinducedautism.com for more info.

[Guest guest]

Ask on these groups ASAP...

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Jen