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Anon07/21/26, 22:19No.2875318

What makes me nervous is that I've been bitten by many a New English tick and often don't find them for a day or so and never got a bullseye rash but have been staggering around with Lyme-like symptoms for years :\

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Anon07/21/26, 22:29No.2875320

Not so fast, nigga.

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Anon07/21/26, 22:45No.2875325

Guys it's not that hard, go out in shorts and be white and every 5 minutes give your legs a quick look over. I can usually feel it when they're biting anywa.

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Anon07/22/26, 01:06No.2875344

Lyme seroprevalence in EU forestry workers: 15-22% (Belgium, France)Of those seropositive, asymptomatic rates ran ~45-90% depending on study/definitionBig systematic review (61 studies, 22 EU countries): ~50% asymptomatic overall — flagged as a real data gap, most seroprevalence studies don't track this wellUS Lyme vaccine trial: 7-11% seroconverted asymptomatically (not EU, often cited alongside)Belgium's self-reported symptom numbers are noisy — most people who claimed Lyme history weren't even seropositive>TLDR: roughly half of Lyme infections in Europe never show symptoms, going by the best available data.

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Anon07/22/26, 02:30No.2875356

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Anon07/23/26, 05:23No.2875488

Forget about Lyme... worry about Alpha Gal.

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Anon07/26/26, 19:02No.2875811

I've caught 6 ticks on my body this season before they had the opportunity to bite. Skill issue really.

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