The low reported incidence of Lyme disease in South Africa is likely due to Lack of Awareness and of any Research Effort. The SA Dept of Health / Infectious Diseases do not believe that a person can be infected with Lyme disease from a tick bite in South Africa. Nor do most doctors. Have you visited many doctors and still have no idea what is wrong with your health? May this blog help you in your search for better health. NB THIS BLOG IS NOT INTENDED AS MEDICAL ADVICE / MEDICAL RECOMMENDATION
Friday, 22 July 2011
Babesia may not show symptoms.... by Jenna
I was diagnosed with Lyme disease in Fberuary 2010. I have not been diagnosed with Babesia, I believe because we don't test for this co-infection of Lyme disease in South Africa. However, recent results of 'life blood tests' have shown 'malaria' parasites in my red blood cells... As I have never had malaria or been in malaria risk areas, I am left wondering if these 'malaria parasites' are in fact Babesia... Click the title for more info.
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