LYME DISEASE. A silent epidemic.

Is Lyme disease already an epidemic? Some doctors say it is, calling it a silent epidemic because officially no one wants to admit it. The number of Lyme disease cases is increasing rapidly. Worldwide, the number of cases has increased by several hundred percent in the last 20 years, although it cannot be ruled out that their percentage may be much higher because some are not reported or diagnosed properly.

• Causes: Lyme disease is transmitted by ticks, which carry many diseases.
• Diagnostic challenge: The symptoms of Lyme disease are varied and can easily be confused with other diseases.
• Effects of non-treatment: Untreated Lyme disease weakens the body.
• Difficulties in treatment: Lyme disease treatment is difficult and requires appropriate diagnosis and therapy.
• Increase in diseases: The number of Lyme disease cases worldwide is increasing dynamically, which is alarming.

Lyme disease, a disease transmitted by ticks, is an increasing challenge for public health. Ticks, these small arachnids, are carriers of many dangerous diseases, but Lyme disease, although not the most dangerous, is the most common. Unfortunately, we are not always aware of a tick bite, and even if we are, we do not always know whether the body can cope with the infection itself or whether antibiotic treatment will be necessary. This makes early detection and intervention essential for effective treatment.

One of the biggest problems with Lyme disease is its varied clinical picture. The disease can manifest itself in many different ways, which makes it difficult to diagnose. Often the symptoms are confused with other conditions, which delays the initiation of appropriate treatment. Untreated Lyme disease can lead to serious complications, gradually weakening the body and affecting the patient's quality of life. Therefore, it is so important to raise awareness about Lyme disease and to educate about prevention and early detection.

Harde Publishing presents a publication that comprehensively discusses the problem of Lyme disease. This book, which has 208 pages, in a 16x22 cm format and with a paperback cover, is a valuable source of knowledge about the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. Based on current research and clinical experience, the authors present practical advice to help readers understand and effectively cope with this disease. Year of publication: 2019.

Are you ready to deepen your knowledge of Lyme disease and learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from this silent epidemic? Reach for this book and get the necessary information that will allow you to make informed decisions about your health. Remember that knowledge is the key to effective prevention and treatment. Don't wait, invest in your health today!