Lyme disease is a bacterial disease transmitted to humans and animals by infected ticks that live on deer. Depending on the stage, Lyme disease can cause inflammation in many important organs of the body if not treated promptly.

Lyme disease is a tick-borne infection that occurs when you travel to an area where the disease is common and develop the infection after returning home. Getting tested and treated properly for Lyme disease is important for the person who has it.

Lyme disease in humans is caused by the spirochete Borrelia Burgdorferi and is transmitted to humans through tick bites. People are at increased risk of Lyme disease if they live in areas with lots of brush or trees or if they camp in the woods.

Lyme disease is an infection caused by tick bites. The disease causes inflammation in many important organs of the body. If not treated promptly, it will cause severe symptoms including: drooping of one or both sides of the mouth, joint pain, severe headache accompanied by stiff neck, or rapid heartbeat.

Ticks are parasitic insects that live on the skin and feathers of many birds and animals. They can grow strongly and nest in the house. When in contact with human skin, tick bites will cause allergic reactions on the skin. So when children are bitten by ticks, how should they be treated?