Dr. Jon Hallberg on deer ticks and Lyme disease bi13651001 Earlier than usual spring weather has lead to earlier appearances of ticks and earlier cases nationwide of Lyme . That has led to new attention on treatment, and signs and symptoms

Child Wellness : Lyme disease bi13651001 Lyme on the rise. The symptoms vary and often, there a bulls eye rash but not always

Protecting your pets from Lyme Disease bi13651001 With signs of spring, also comes the seasonal threat of ticks and Lyme . And the warmer weather makes much more pleasant to be outdoors family pets, also puts them at greater risk for tick-borne s

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Early Warm Weather Brings Ticks bi13651001 Warm early spring weather has brought out ticks earlier than usual many regions of Minnesota. The Minnesota Department of Health wants anyone heading outdoors spring and early summer use tick repellents and take other measures to prevent Lyme other s

Bell's palsy often mistaken as a stroke bi13651001 Dear Dr. Donohue: Two weeks ago, I was drinking my morningcoffee and I noticed dribbling out of the right side of mymouth. I went the bathroom to look the mirror and got ashock. The whole right side of my face looked funny. It didn't havea single line, and I couldn't close my right eye. My husband rushedme to the nearest emergency room. We thought I'd had a stroke. Ididn't. They told ..

Tick Season Starts Early With Warm Weather In MN bi13651001 Warm early spring weather has brought out ticks earlier than usual many regions of Minnesota

Warm Weather Means Earlier Tick Season bi13651001 We're not the only ones enjoying the nice warm weather. Ticks are out earlier than usual due to the early spring and the state Department of Health urging anyone heading outdoors to use appropriate repellents

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