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The Average Time Span Between The Initial Hiv Infection And The Onset Of Disease Symptoms In Untreated People
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Symptoms
Symptoms of Lyme disease are diverse and often occur in early and late phases. They vary widely from person to person. Any one symptom may fail to appear, and symptoms may overlap in various combinations. Death from Lyme disease is extremely rare and occurs only in rare cases when the heart is severely affected.
Typical Course
- Stage 1. In the majority of cases, the first sign of early Lyme disease is the appearance of a bull's-eye skin rash. It usually develops about 1 - 2 weeks after the...
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