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    Me and my gf really love being in the nature on weekends. We're heading to different places every weekend lately.

    Well my gf got a fukin tick on her.. the bastard bite her, i had to remove it. Yesterday she asked me to scratch her back and i did vigourously over her clothes... we didnt know it was a tick until this evening.

    Now we're super nervous because those things can gives you Lyme disease...

    Not fun Nature! Not fun!

    • And those are kinda new where I live. Climate change...Bennn
    • yikesinteliboy
    • also she can spread borellia via vaginal fluids.omg
    • She heading to see her Doc tomorrow morning, he wants to give her antibiotics just in caseBennn
    • You can't just remove its head, you have to remove its entire soul.mg33
    • i hate insectsBennn
    • they've spread up to my hood too. Is she doing intravenous antibiotics?Gnash
    • new normal is long pants tucked into socks.Gnash
    • seeing her doc tomorrow, dont know yet but dont think soBennn
    • yeah we will be very carefull from now on! I had one in my pants last week, it didnt bite me.Bennn
    • Theres more and more every year over here... because climate change and deers population, i've read.Bennn
    • nature!Bennn
    • I got them all over me when I was a kid, from playing with a stray dog in a drainage culvert with a friend.mg33
    • I can remember my dad picking them out of my hair in the sink. We also had them bad at summer camp. "Tick Check" was fun: balls, butts, and backs.mg33
    • lol, mg. It's only been the past 5 years here in ontario. just in the south, at first. Now moving north.Gnash
    • Lyme Disease. get her checked asap!Drumpf
    • Every summer in Sweden there is info in the papers and news telling people to be careful and get a shot. Fuckers are everywhere, esp. long grass and ferns.face_melter
    • the drugs they give you to treat lyme disease are as bad as the disease, both of my parents had it, unpleasant stuffterry_cloth
    • early in the season?yurimon
    • as soon as temperature get to 4Celcius, they're there.Bennn
    • was it specificly a tick that carries lime. they are specific tick types that do it. most ive seen in this situation is in the US is that doc give anit bioticsyurimon
    • as a preventive measure. but ticks dont usually bite right away there is a time frame from which a tick get on you to when it bites.yurimon
    • @face -- what shot are you talking about? is there a vaccine?Gnash
    • there's no shot for Lyme.Bennn
    • You're going to have to throw her away.garbage
    • Hope all goes well Bennn, bit far away to help out (unless your in London!)mugwart
    • thanks mugwartBennn
    • they do antibiotics as preventive measure if its a lyme time tick. maybe go to a doctor in the states that specializes.yurimon
    • @Gnash - we have tick-borne encephalitis in Sweden, which can cause meningitis.face_melter
    • ah, i see, faceGnash
    • In all seriousness, Lyme disease is incredibly rare. Grew up in the south and spent plenty of time in the woods, was bitten by ticks several times.garbage
    • It's pretty much the #1 "I googled the vague symptoms" hypochondriac disease.garbage
    • When your barely middle aged and suddenly become arthritic and can't recall what you ate for breakfast there isn't much to ponderterry_cloth
    • lyme disease isn't rare in regions where it's rampant.Gnash
    • benn -- check this story out: http://pushing-past-…Gnash
    • the link wont open :(Bennn
    • try this:
      http://pushing-past-…
      Gnash
    • ^ it's not direct but includes this woman's storyGnash

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