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So, from the given symptoms we can conclude that the given patient is suffering from lyme disease.
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Now, if we talk about the diagnosis of this lyme disease.
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Now, we saw that the woman is firstly suffering from bull's eye rash.
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Also this woman has certain flu like symptoms.
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Also, when the blood test was done, she had a positive blood test for the spirochetal antibodies.
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She had spirochetal antibodies present in her blood and also she had pain and swelling in a lot of areas of her body.
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So, we can conclude that she was suffering from lyme disease.
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Then secondly, if we talk about the microorganism which is causing this lyme disease.
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So, lyme disease is basically caused by a bacteria which is borrelia burgdorferi.
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Borrelia burgdorferi is the bacteria which is the causative agent for this lyme disease.
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And next, if we talk about the transmission of this disease that how it is spread.
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So, it is basically spread into humans by the bite of an insect and this insect is called as black leg ticks.
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So, black leg ticks when they bite humans, the disease is transmitted.
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The scientific name of this species is loxodus pacificus.
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So, this is the black leg tick.
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When it bites, it spreads the disease into humans and it is basically found in the woody and grassy areas like forests.
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So, it is found in woody and grassy areas like forests.
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Moving on from transmission, we have to explain about the treatment of this disease that how this disease can be treated.
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So, since it is spread by the bite of insects, this can be basically treated by using antibiotics...