cheryl/Re: Rickettsia (2)

[Guest guest]

hi cheryl,

i am not sure what you mean?

are you saying this is off topic?

" " " R. prowazeki

Rickettsia prowazeki is the pathogenic agent of epidemic typhus. It has two

typical cycles of transmission. 1) domestic animal-human-domestic animal and

2) human-louse-human. The two may be linked when a tick (parasitising a

domestic animal) accidentally infects a human. " " "

it is spread by a tick, it is a bacterium and virus.

there are decades of research connecting the bacterium/virus with chronic

disease.

i think a lot of us have more than lyme infections. more than erlichia and

babesia too.

i found this information very interesting.

please clarify what your question is.

peace,

kay

>>>i don't understand how this could help lyme disease?

cherlyme

In a message dated 7/9/00 12:15:02 PM, b10g7@... writes:

<<Chronic rickettsial and neo-rickettsial infection as a cause of chronic

illness

BERNHARD LIEDTKE B.Sc. (Microbiol.) August 1993.

Introduction

The following information supports the theory that strains of rickettsiae or

neo-rickettsiae can cause chronic illness such. <<<

[Guest guest]

what i meant was ...I DID'NT KNOW there was this rickettsial and

neo-rickettsial infection...connected to lyme disease..i never heard of

it...bacterial/virus....YICKS

what are we going to do? is htere treatment for rickettsial and

neo-rickettsial infection???

i'm getting scared ..antoher thing to be 'concerned' about ...thanks for

alerting us to this other component...

cherlyme

In a message dated 7/9/00 6:13:10 PM, b10g7@... writes:

<<it is spread by a tick, it is a bacterium and virus.>>

<i think a lot of us have more than lyme infections. more than erlichia and

babesia too.

<<Chronic rickettsial and neo-rickettsial infection as a cause of chronic

illness