Lyme Disease and Complementary Health Approaches

As the weather gets warmer and people spend more time outdoors, Lyme disease becomes a concern in some parts of the United States.

Click here to view in browser. Lyme Disease and Complementary Health Approaches As the weather gets warmer and people spend more time outdoors, Lyme disease becomes a concern in some parts of the United States.   Lyme disease is a bacterial infection transmitted through the bite of a deer tick. Symptoms may include fever, headache, fatigue, and a rash that sometimes looks like a bull's eye. Antibiotics are the standard treatment.   Beware of products offering "natural" or other "alternative" cures for Lyme disease, such as oxygen, energy, nutritional, or herbal therapy. They haven't been shown to be effective, and they may be dangerous.   Find out more

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