What’s The Difference Between Lyme Disease Co-Infections And Opportunistic Infections?

Lyme disease is an increasingly common threat to public health. Incidences of Lyme disease in the United States reportedly doubled between 1991 and 2014, and this statistic doesn’t take into account the numerous undiagnosed/misdiagnosed cases of this insidious disease.

The good news about the rise of Lyme disease is that many more practitioners (and people in general) are beginning to get a better understanding of it. Patients are learning to spot signs of Lyme disease, and physicians are becoming more adept at diagnosing and treating it.

Unfortunately, Lyme disease is a complex condition, and we still have a lot to learn. One of the areas of Lyme research causing confusion revolves around the other types of infections that frequently affect patients with Lyme disease.

More at this link: https://lyme-time.com/2019/05/06/whats-the-difference-between-lyme-disease-co-infections-and-opportunistic-infections/

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Dear RM Agents and Readers,

To deny how this occurred is to tell but part of the truth and keep your feet partially immersed in the lie. The number of sick persons with this illness is growing and it isn't global warming and it wasn't always here. Perhaps there was a Lyme disease but it wasn't as virulent as what we see today; scientists changed that.

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver